Buhlaixe

Even between studio flooding, moving, and all the unknown, creation is always taking place.

A new piece from my upcoming series, Shifting Sands — a collection of hand-dyed velvet wall sculptures exploring movement, memory, and the way time gathers and disperses across the surface.

Shifting Sands
5 ft x 5 ft
Hand-dyed velvet, sculptural relief
2026

Finally sharing the set I designed for the last Adobe MAX conference in Los Angeles.

This was my third time working with , and I’m so grateful to be part of such an expansive creative community. Designing this piece was such a joy — a playful, dimensional environment built for color, movement, and connection. 🌄

Let the architecture be the frame.

Some work finds its form the long way around. This one didn’t. A commission that fell through became something else entirely within the week — the same design, reborn in hand-dyed velvet panels, each wave cut and built directly into the architecture. What was once meant to be paint became something you could almost feel the air around. I think it’s better this way.

Dreaming of color filled ceilings in historic venues ✨ On the wish list for 2026 🌟

A wrap on the second exterior mural for Arthaus Telegraph. Slide ➡️ for actual scale. You would be suprised how big these paintings are when you are off the ground.

Work bts and some of the things that have been inspiring me lately. Especially colors 🌼

Spring has sprung + some of the exquisite things we saw in the Bay. Including my favorites Thornton Beach and the Ocean Dunes.

Complete: Interior installations and murals are always notoriously difficult to document—but this one is too beautiful not to try. This work feels reminiscent of my time living in the desert, watching the colors of the vast sky shift each evening. It was pure magic to witness the beauty that nature offers so effortlessly. Everything nature gives us is already perfect; as humans, we simply try to capture and recreate those moments for those who haven’t had the privilege of basking in their glow.

Process: BTS from 1 of 3 murals installed for ArtHaus Telegraph in Berkeley CA. All three works were painted over the course of two weeks with a stellar team and a lot of matcha.