Lives and works in New York, NY
Still’s paintings grow from a slow practice of presence and response. Working in oil and acrylic, he builds environments that drift between clarity and blur, evoking the sense of scenes remembered rather than observed. His surfaces carry stains, washes, and marks that recall weather, memory, and breath, traces of thought made visible through pigment.
After years working across sculpture and CGI filmmaking, Still has returned to painting, the place where his practice first began. Rooted in that broader background and shaped by a neurodivergent sensitivity to pattern and atmosphere, he approaches the medium as both image and structure. Many works begin as writing, daily notes, or fragments from journals, gradually shifting into color and form. His process embraces spontaneity while remaining attuned to quiet balance, allowing color to pool and bleed into raw canvas, forming transient landscapes that hover between the natural and the emotional. Each painting holds a quiet tension, a pull between openness and density, gesture and atmosphere, inviting viewers into the moment where image dissolves into sensation.