For over 20 years, Finzi has led a dedicated and exploratory studio practice using a very difficult and uncompromising medium. Working within the exacting constraints of resin, Finzi has mastered drying times and pigment injections to create figurative and abstract works. His work was recently included in "Circular Reasoning," Dadian Gallery, Henry Luce III Center for the Arts & Religion, Washington, DC; "Nosh" at the Culture-Fix Gallery in New York, "Mapping:Memory and Motion in Contemporary Art at the Katonah Museum of Art Katonah, and 100 Artists See Satan, CSUF Grand Central Arts Center in Santa Ana, CA. He was a Sondheim Prize semi-finalist in 2008, and has participated in group exhibitions at Arlington Arts Center; Roq la Rue Gallery in Seattle, WA; Obscur Gallery and La Luz de Jesus Galler in Los Angeles, CA; and Maryland Arts Place in Baltimore, MD.