STUDIO WORK / Spring 2016
Recent studio projects.
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FREEDOM TO THINK & SPEAK / Paintings / 2015
Previously shown at 1AM Gallery in San Francisco. Series involving mixed identity.
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TYPEFACES #2 / Series / 2015
Previously shown at 886 Geary Gallery in San Francisco. Series involving mixed identity and world languages. Click Here to View Availability >>
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TYPEFACES / Series / 2014-2015
Series involving mixed identity and world languages.
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REMIXED / 2014
Experimental work exploring portraiture and Spray Paint as a primary medium.
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FRACTIONS / Loft In Space Gallery / 2012
Mixed identity as it relates to style and culture.
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OAKLAND MUSEUM OF CALIFORNIA: Day of The Dead Mural / 2013
Mural for 'Dia De Los Muertos' (Day of The Dead) Holiday. Commissioned by The Oakland Museum of California
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SAN JOSE MUSEUM OF ART / September 2012-2013
Mural exploring typography and portraiture. Commissioned by The San José Museum of Art.
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ASSEMBLING THE PIECES / Exhibition / MACLA Gallery / 2013
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THE COMPOSITE KNOWLEDGE / Exhibition / 1AMSF Gallery / 2012
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FUSION MAKES THE WORLD GO ROUND / Cukui Gallery / 2012
Portraits inspired by land maps, their imposed borders, and other geographical cues.
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MARIO VERSUS LUIGI / 2013
Contribution to a group exhibit about retro gaming characters.
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POTENTIAL / Solari Library / Permanent Public Art Commission / 2009
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This public art piece is a series of panels commissioned by the City of San Jose for Solari/Seven Trees Library. The panels form a walk way from one area of the library to another. It is a life-sized toy model kit of a bicycle. The concept is based on the idea that communities, although of different cultures and ethnicities, have the potential to work together as one. The project was designed, and supervised by Samuel Rodriguez. The welding and metal fabrication work was done by Matthew Rodriguez (Pops Fab) who also provided design consultation.