I am a musician and visual artist born and raised in Miami, Florida.
I now live and work between New York, Miami and Colorado.
Originally trained as an orchestral tubist, I make drawings, sculptures, photographs, and installations that respond to my experiences in the great outdoors.
Turning to the archives of Americana, I investigate the historical foundations of the myths that have defined the American imagination—and, in turn, structured my own upbringing within organizations like the Boy Scouts of America.
I estimate that I have spent nearly a year of my life camping in the Everglades. In that landscape, my sense of Americanness took shape—formed through the rituals of scouting, informed by a sanitized vision of Indigenous sovereignty, and complicated by my own emergence as a gay man.
duck canvas & sound system
9 × 9 × 9 ft
11¾ × 16½ in
12 × 16 in
8 × 10 ft
12 × 12 × 12ft
60 mins
15 × 12 × 8 in
8¾ × 11 in
2 × 2 × 2 ft
17 × 13 ft
60 mins
with washers and kenari seeds
60 mins
8¾ × 12in
9½ × 11¾in
8¾ × 12in
(WILDFIRE) oil pastel on paper
8¾ × 12in
O, SWIFT JUSTICE! oil pastel on paper
8¾ × 12in
(FLOOD) oil pastel on paper
8¾ × 12in
9½ × 11¾in
8¾ × 12in
9½ × 11¾in
9½ × 11¾in
9½ × 11¾in
9½ × 11¾in
(LOW HANGING) oil pastel on paper
8¾ × 12in
8¾ × 12in
Antwerp, Belgium 2025
Geo holds a BA in Art History from Yale University and has worked in arts conservation at the Yale University Art Gallery and the Metropolitan Museum of Art. His experiences with historical objects, preservation techniques, and time in the archives inform his artistic practice.
Geo has been awarded residency fellowships at the Clyfford Still Museum Institute in Colorado, and the Royal Over Seas League in London. He has also performed internationally in Mexico, Brazil, and Germany.
Geo has been awarded residency fellowships at the Clyfford Still Museum Institute in Colorado, and the Royal Over Seas League in London. He has also performed internationally in Mexico, Brazil, and Germany.