2026, NEMA Chicago - Revisit / 2019
2020, Fuji River, Site-specific installation
2020, Fuji River, Kimpton Hotel, Shinjuku Tokyo
2019, Custom Furniture, Chehebar Residence
2020, Custom Reception Desk, Marriott Hotel
2016, Hudson River, Site-specific Installation
2017, Dolset Study
2020, Hudson River, one of triptych, 800 Harbor Blvd
2017, East River, Site-specific Installation - custom lighting Installation, Nobu downtown Photo Credit : Tony Cenicola/The New York Times/Redux
2017, Lighting test with Rockwell group and Isomatrix, UK
2017, Lighting Installation and Sculptural concrete panels with CW Keller
2006, The New York Times
2015, Ink wash painting with Maya Romanoff, Manila Nobu Hotel
2018, Untitled, Nijkerk - Bogen Residence
2022, Faena, PH, Miami Beach
2023, work in progress
CMR stands for Concrete, Metal, and Resin.
The series brings together materials with fundamentally different physical identities—mineral concrete, reflective metal, and fluid synthetic resin—and binds them into a single body.
Rather than keeping each material separate, CMR explores what happens when their boundaries begin to blur. Concrete can appear fluid, metal can become geological, and resin can take on the weight and permanence of stone.
Through this fusion, CMR creates unfamiliar material landscapes that exist somewhere between the natural and the artificial, the solid and the liquid, the constructed and the geological.