Welcome to Euglyphics — a space dedicated to personal, self-motivated projects centered around virtual dimensional expression.
In the 1980s, I began a series of what I called facial facades — graphic, dimensional masks and sculpted faces created with airbrush and acrylic paint. These works were a form of personal exploration and self-expression. However, as commercial work took precedence, these creative experiments were placed on hold.
In 2006, I returned to school to pursue an MFA and reconnected with this artistic journey, now reimagined through the lens of digital tools. I shifted from physical materials to 3D sculpting — embracing a new set of creative possibilities.
Most recently, I’ve welcomed AI into my practice as another medium for artistic expression. It’s not an extension of skill, but a shift in approach — a different way to explore image-making, structure, and meaning.
Euglyphics is the result of that ongoing evolution — a personal archive of dimensional ideas, past and present. I hope you enjoy exploring the work.