His studio practice incorporates perceptual work from life, conceptually-driven use of online mapping tools, and imagination-generated portraits and landscapes. His interest in mapping is a unifying theme between these various projects. By day, Paul is the Research Manager at the National Assembly of State Arts Agencies, where he conducts qualitative research to benefit artists, arts organizations and arts communities around the country. He has taught studio art at Prince George’s Community College in Maryland and volunteers in various capacities in support of the District of Columbia’s arts community.