After a highly technical education and career, Adam became a “serial”-artist to satisfy the creative side of his brain. He's experienced in pottery, watercolor, graffiti writing, and printmaking. Through his woodblock series, Adam meditates on some of his most challenging thoughts, raw emotions, and core memories, ultimately using ink to render his vulnerable self. He loves the lengthy, scarce, and unforgiving nature of analog practices like this artform. In his woodblock series, carving, proofing, editing, and printing is done completely analog, and takes about three days to complete. Each print is a unique edition of 10. The prints offered for sale are from the first run of the edition, and printed on premium 250-gram Rives Cotton paper using Speedball black ink.
