For 25 years, I flew above the world as a commercial pilot. Now, I paint the view from that sky.

My aerial landscapes are shaped by a lifetime in flight — a perspective where borders disappear, and the Earth reveals its quiet beauty and unity.

I invite you to see the world from above, as I have.

A vibrant painting of a sunset over a mountainous landscape with colorful clouds and a sky transitioning from blue to pink and purple.

Afghan Skies “Painted from memory and photos of a sunset flight on route to New Deli”

Man with gray hair, glasses, and a white beard, wearing a blue checkered shirt and apron, holding a paintbrush, standing in front of a landscape painting of a cloudy sky and a colorful field.

For 25 years, I flew commercial aircraft, watching the world unfold below me at 30,000 feet. From that height, the Earth felt quiet. Borders vanished. Humanity seemed somehow closer.

When my time in the sky came to an end, I turned to the canvas as a way to stay connected to that perspective