Archives for2026
This is the end, isn’t ‘it?
When I got started in my career I called myself a _web designer_. I was fresh out of my MFA program and teaching part-time in an Interior Architecture department. I felt closer to design than technology at the time.
David Hockney at the Portland Art Museum
Seeing the David Hockney retrospective at the Portland Art Museum felt personal. His lifelong embrace of technology as an artistic tool mirrors my own scrappy history with photocopiers and inkjet prints, and vindicates every argument I ever had about whether any of it counted as art.
8 Pieces
Highlighting my favorite 8 pieces at the 2026 Oregon Contemporary Artists’ Biennial
Brace face
Adventures in adult braces
Watch it
Too many bloops. Too many blips. Not enough juice. Time to retire the Apple Watch for a regular old watch.
Make an app
The story of why and how I made a nostalgic RSS news reader app.
Make a book
Turning a collection of Instagram posts into a handmade book.
90 Notes to Self
A conceptual art photo journal for Instagram
What even is a website?
A short love-letter to INTDEV’s website followed by some thinking about what a website needs to be.
Minimalism Club and some rambling thoughts about AI
Minimalism.club is a silly little conceptual art joke of a website that I released into the world over the weekend. The central premise is that it’s sort of funny that minimalism requires books, a documentary, a podcast, and many YouTube channels. Why not a club too?
Cloudy Mexico
Rain followed us to Guadalajara. The city is mid-transformation. Construction and fresh concrete everywhere. The World Cup is reshaping the streets while protesters block the highways
New work: The crows return to Venice in autumn
Meditating on time passing with crows.
Bean Boy
My 4-year veggie anniversary passed last summer and I didn't even notice.
Three shirts
On becoming a Brooks Brothers customer; a justification of my bougieness
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