His work addresses issues of media and culture and is a response to what he perceives as the “subversion of reality in the media of the moment” in it’s promotion of a “mass-manipulated “truth”. A deep yearning for “the authenticity of home” in the face of the blandness of urban sprawl and prevailing pop culture manifests itself in his work as a kind of “manufactured memory”, a warped nostalgia. His recent paintings have a spatial complexity with suspended organic shapes and symmetries found in the natural world and human anatomy creating weightless environments where familiar forms are seen in unfamiliar ways. Disparte lives and works in San Francisco.