
I’m thrilled to have my work included in People’s Gallery 2026–2028, Austin’s biennial exhibition celebrating the breadth and creativity of artists from across the Greater Austin area.
My artwork, Where the Truth Waits, from The Other Side collection, is on view in the Atrium Lobby at Austin City Hall.
The piece explores the space between what we see and what remains unseen. Through layered imagery, shifting perspectives, and symbolic forms, I’m interested in the idea of adjacent realities and the ways our perceptions shape what we believe to be true. The shimmering imagery and surreal environment invite us to look beyond the surface and consider the possibility that there is always another side, another perspective, another truth waiting to be discovered.
Where the Truth Waits
The Other Side
Composite photography, mixed media
Archival inks on canvas, acrylic paint, hand-textured aluminum, red oak
Presented by Austin Arts, Culture, Music and Entertainment (ACME) Art in Public Places, the 2026-2028 People’s Gallery features the work of more than 105 local artists, selected from approximately 250 applicants. Artwork is installed throughout the distinctive public spaces of Austin City Hall, creating an exhibition that is as much a celebration of Austin as it is of its artists.
The exhibition is free and open to the public and will remain on view through May 26, 2028.
My piece can be found in the Atrium Lobby. Come see it in person, and while you’re there, take some time to experience the remarkable architecture of Austin City Hall.
Held every two years, the People’s Gallery showcases the diverse work of regional artists while highlighting the unique architecture and dynamic public spaces of Austin City Hall. For the 2026 exhibition, approximately 250 local artists applied, with 105 artists selected by a panel of arts professionals, including Georgina Treviño, Nina Q. Ho, and Moyosore Okediji. We also welcome artists from Imagine Art and Artly World, highlighting the impact of art on our community.
The exhibition will remain on display at Austin City Hall through May 26, 2028.
Limited paid parking is available in the City Hall garage. Visitors are encouraged to walk, bike, and use public transportation.
For accessibility accommodations or reasonable modifications, please contact the City of Austin.
Starting with the opening reception, visitors can vote for their favorite artwork in the exhibition. The artwork receiving the most votes will be considered for purchase and addition to the City of Austin’s permanent art collection as the People’s Choice.
Voting will be available from October 2, 2026, through October 1, 2027.
