“I don't want to paint windows looking out at a familiar world. I want to build mirrors that reflect the complexities of internal thought.” 

— Kevin Poorman

I build paintings through systems of geometry, structure, and spatial logic. After decades in forensic investigation, I approach art with the same discipline: looking for the hidden architecture beneath what we see. My work reduces landscapes, interiors, and imagined worlds into essential forms, revealing how order, rhythm, and perception shape experience. Each piece is a constructed environment — part memory, part analysis, part quiet invention.