For thirty years, I’ve shown my work around the country, and on the streets of New Orleans, to humans of every shade, shape, age, gender, and religion.
I’ve met about 300,000 of them - so far - and because it is safe to share secrets with strangers, people unfurl their hearts in my hands like bloody chrysanthemums. We all have so much more in common than we think.
When I’m lucky, there’s a parade with a brass band, or someone serenades me on a ukulele, or fifty guys dressed like Elvis roll by on scooters.
When I’m unlucky, a dog pees on my print racks. New Orleans is like that.
Thanks for stopping by.
I hope something here sings to you.
