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Recent Work

Imagine

Imagine

This artwork reflects my ongoing practice at the intersection of scientific communication, contemporary illustration, and conceptual art, where complex ideas are translated into visually legible and emotionally resonant forms. Drawing on my experience creating...

Quantum Subconscious

Quantum Subconscious

Quantum Subconscious presents a cropped, upward gaze rendered in stark black-and-white ink, evoking both revelation and inquiry. The eyes—fixed toward a radiant, unknowable source—function as a threshold between inner perception and cosmic structure. Surrounding...

Superconductivity in Magic-Angle Twisted Trilayer Graphene

Superconductivity in Magic-Angle Twisted Trilayer Graphene

Artwork by Emily Theobald and Sampson Wilcox, Research Laboratory of Electronics at MIT.Unconventional Superconductivity in “Magic-Angle” Graphene — New Visuals for a Quantum Breakthrough Creating the original visuals for MIT News: Physicists Observe Key Evidence of...

Studio Practice – Works in Progress

Studio Practice – Works in Progress

Ancestral Portals: Studio Practice, Process, and Works in Progress Considering Devotion, Memory, and Ancestry The working title of my current series is Ancestral Portals. In this body of work, I move through devotional objects and printed images to honor recently...

Physics@MIT – No. 38 / 2025 Annual

Physics@MIT – No. 38 / 2025 Annual

Creating this original cover artwork for the MIT Physics@MIT 2025 Annual (No. 38) was an honor—especially as my second time designing the journal’s cover since first contributing in 2022. For this year’s edition, I developed a visual language that merges laboratory...

Money Is My Religion

Money Is My Religion

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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. – After John Wilson

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. – After John Wilson

In a recent series I appropriate imagery from deceased figures and artists I admire. Floral and botanical background patterns are a decorative motif combined with gothic blackletter script. The original drawing of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. is by artist John Wilson....