Reynolds is an Assistant Professor of painting and drawing at Santa Clara University.
He received his MFA at University of California, Berkeley and a BFA from University of California, Santa Cruz. His work has been featured in multiple issues of the juried publication, New American Paintings and as part of the Art in Embassies program in Uruguay. He is represented by B. Sakata Garo in Sacramento.

Reynolds recent work explores the intersection between past and present. By integrating historical photographs into a daily record of a site specific location, the image becomes a resurrection of people and place seen through the transparency of the immediate. A painting evolves over time through a series of layers that both merge with and cover up previous observations. This process acts as a documentary of space and time through the medium of paint, but ultimately creates a contained surface upon which to reflect and inquire into the nature of our shared existence.