data center boogie woogie, 2026

4 feet x 5 feet | Acrylic, ink, and steel grommets on canvas

atomic age demiurge, 2026

5 feet x 5 feet | Acrylic, vinyl, and steel grommets on canvas

4 feet x 5 feet | Acrylic, ink, and steel grommets on canvas

4 feet x 5 feet | Acrylic, ink, and steel grommets on canvas

5 feet x 5 feet | Acrylic, vinyl, and steel grommets on canvas

James Leroy Acord (1944–2011) was a singular figure in contemporary art, known for his audacious integration of sculpture and nuclear … More

This piece reflects the dynamic tensions of our time—between destruction and renewal, fear and hope, the past and the future … More

I am excited that the incredible Mary and Jordan from the Nuclear Energy Institute interviewed me on the Fissionaries podcast. … More

Seen ‌under ultraviolet light, uranium glass gives itself away; it blooms into a ghostly green glow that has kept collectors … More

“Nuclear Security Summit” embodies the intense emotions stirred by the summit of the same name, an initiative announced by the … More