Born: Flint, Michigan.

I live and paint in Wiesbaden, Germany, not too far from where my great, great Grandfather, Authur Hutschenreuther was a painter last century.

“Whatever compels my passions is an enigma. As a child my motivation was to draw as well as my cousin. In my travels, I’ve realized that creative works are broadly a result of time and place.” 

Russian philosopher and literary critic, Mikhail Bakhtin, used the word, Chronotope to describe configurations of time and space represented in language and discourse.

“This inescapable providence influences creators more than we would wish to admit. With this fate in mind, my goal is not focused on paths outside of these trappings but to acknowledge them. I’m interested in exploring ideas and icons that time forges into themes. My compulsions are but a ghost to me, to paraphrased Socrates, “I know that I know nothing.”