This selection of personal work chronicles over 10 years
and exposes many different threads of my creative inquiry.

Here you'll find examples of my navigations through the
intersection of identity, cultural memory, fine art and
visual communication. Whether they are Dirty Watercolors
inspired by screenshots captured from downloaded porn
quicktimes or Embroidered Album Covers, there is often
a surprising confluence of hobby-art materials and borrowed
pictures from mass media. The resulting pieces hint at a sinister
hand at work behind the images that surround us. They question
the ever further blurring lines between the personal idea of self
and the mediated one, steeped as it is in a synthetic pop-culture
defining and aligning our identities along ever narrowing bands
of possibility. All the while, we are being sold on an alleged
abundance of freedom and choice.

Careening down those wide open roads and straight into your
heart, Peskyho will lure you to a neapolitan colored world of high
adventurein her chocolate brown corvette. The roadmap she follows
was inspired by my own automotive highs and lows, as told through
illustrations and stand-up storytelling for audiences in Berlin, Germany
and Lucca, Italy.

The Sketchbook sections reveal a more personal world,
where hints of intimacy sparkle in the hand drawn studies
and sketches. Friends and lovers emerge automatically
from the unconscious as the left hand scribbles without a goal,
operating outside of logic. The Munki becomes a furry muse,
inspiring with both sleepy-long and incredibly short poses and
Probabiliy Waves reveal the amorphous web of opportunity that
lurks beneath the visible, ordered world we have learned to believe.
is the limit to reality.