
2020
A visual diary that became a record of the first year of the pandemic.
See SELF 2020A self-portrait a day, across four decades
Even from my earliest days of learning to draw I love the challenge of self-portraits. Each one comes out differently: what do I actually look like in a given moment? I’m constantly surprised by who I see in the mirror. A stranger, a man, a little girl.
Created over four decades, these series of Self Portraits have become an unexpected lifetime journey, and an exploration of body image and aging, of maturing and growth. As I learn the vocabulary of my own features and forms, I bear witness to the changes of time, and through that, a broader experience of being human.

A visual diary that became a record of the first year of the pandemic.
See SELF 2020
Every drawing a square, all the same size, with a theme for each day of the week.
See SELF 2010
A millennial exploration: drawing, collage, watercolor, and photography.
See SELF 2000
Where it began: a bound sketchbook, a visual diary.
See SELF 1980PS109, East Harlem · September 7 to October 8, 2022. More than 550 drawings, paintings, and prints from all four years hung together.
About the exhibitionA documentary film about the 366 portraits.