Living archive / live inventory

An archive of torn paper, salvage, and singular objects.

Torn Frames is a living archive of one-of-one collage works built from damaged printed matter. Each piece is treated as both image and object: something to be looked at closely, held in memory, and kept visible even after it leaves the studio.

A vertical black-and-white Gundam collage made from repeated manga figures and angled cut fragments on a white ground.

Featured object

After the Sortie 2026

Featured work

Objects first. Commerce second.

Each entry is a singular piece with its own materials, date, availability, and archive trail.

A vertical collage centered on a fractured face with green eyes and orange, purple, and black fragments.

Green Room Oracle

Built from dislocated faces, occult motifs, and cut color bars pulled into a single frontal image.

Sold $120
A wide framed collage with shards of comic imagery and a handwritten note about hope.

Future Would Not

Built from ad fragments, superhero pages, and penciled edits sealed into a wide field.

Sold $120
A horizontal collage on a paper ground with handwritten notes and scattered comic fragments.

Earth Strike

Cut from lecture handouts, notebook pages, and comic fragments, then reassembled over marked paper.

Sold $96

Recent art

New additions to the living archive.

Sold pieces remain visible so the collection keeps its history intact.

A vertical collage centered on a fractured face with green eyes and orange, purple, and black fragments.

Green Room Oracle

Built from dislocated faces, occult motifs, and cut color bars pulled into a single frontal image.

Sold $120
A wide framed collage with shards of comic imagery and a handwritten note about hope.

Future Would Not

Built from ad fragments, superhero pages, and penciled edits sealed into a wide field.

Sold $120
A horizontal collage on a paper ground with handwritten notes and scattered comic fragments.

Earth Strike

Cut from lecture handouts, notebook pages, and comic fragments, then reassembled over marked paper.

Sold $96
A tall black-and-white framed collage densely packed with sliced comic figures and motion.

Smoke Stack

Assembled from black-and-white superhero pages, trimmed into a vertical field of repeated impact.

Sold $110
A vertical comic collage with patriotic blue and red forms, explosions, and sharpened strips across the surface.

Dearly Cost

Built from patriotic iconography, exploded backgrounds, and sharp vertical slivers cut from cover art.

Sold $98

From the journal

Field Notes From the Pile

The studio table is not a staging area. It is the thinking surface where torn material decides what survives.

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