He received a Bachelor of Fine Arts from Paier College of Art and continued his education at the Lyme Academy of Fine Arts. He has developed this series of colorful compositions based on non-representational striped-format paintings. By creating repetition of hue through subtle color shifts, along with harmonious color schemes, he manages to create a beautiful sense of rhythm and radiance in this work. Drawing on the work of Gene Davis and Bridget Riley, who pioneered this technique in the 1960’s, Paul paints each work by hand, taking up to 50 hours to complete. His work can be found in private and corporate collections throughout the U.S. and has been included in a show at the Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum titled “Undercover” in 2006, which was featured in the New York Times.