Your life is your own, so why can’t you display it as well as Renoir or Van Gogh. We all collect little pieces, mementos, signposts in our lives. They are all kinds of items, usually hand-held, and they mean nothing to anyone else. We hold onto them for their memory until they are lost, stolen or broken and then the memory fades. But why let that happen? People call them “memory boxes” but I take it much farther than memory. I ask my client three questions, “When did you get it?” Where did you get it?” and “What personal significance does it have for you?” Based on the answers from those three questions I make your Personal Museum in a typeset box, sturdy, secure, made to travel as you travel through your life. Not a dusty box of the dusty past but a dynamic representation of the drama that is your life. 

A poor Pink Floyd “The Wall” pun I’ll admit. This is the most recent branch of my artistic works. Famous people, famous images, put together in a most unusual way. If you have an appetite for seeing these well-known icons arranged in a different, clever and mostly inappropriate manner, then this is for you. If you are looking for a self-portrait or an homage to a past family member, I’ll come up with something challenging yet on the mark.