The only good artist is a dead artist. —The Art Collector’s Credo

A burned out artist harboring harrowing secrets while running an NYC remodelling business becomes entangled with his client’s alluring nanny.

As the source of a renewed inspiration, the artist’s relationship with his mercurial muse becomes an obsession that, in the end, sends the pair on a quixotic road trip from Brooklyn straight into a Seattle just upended by the discovery of Kurt Cobain’s body earlier that same day.

Unfolding within the timeframe of Kurt Cobain’s impending suicide in 1994, Dressing Stone transports you into the mind of an artist.

An artist crushed by the death of his first wife. An artist gutted by the death of his friends. An artist crippled by the death of his colleagues. A man still burdened with grief after five years. A man who has not yet been able to come to terms with the transformative tsunami caused by the savage crash of cocaine, heroin, and AIDS over his life…

Dressing Stone takes you into the mind of an artist struggling to pick up the pieces, struggling with the reasons to continue his work, struggling for the reason to go on living…