Space is often delineated as public and private and objects are precious or not, and both space and objects can or cannot fall under the jurisdiction of art. It is my goal for my work to blur these boundaries even further, perhaps even acknowledge that the only boundary that exists is in our minds.

 

My methodology includes using installation and intervention to reinvigorate any place as a visual playground. The imagery evolves out of elements of play and discovery. The goal is for each whimsical playground serve as a place for discoveries to begin unfolding. Eliciting a series of questions about identity, functionality, and authorship; a forgetting and remembering of assumptions and possibilities.

 

This of course means I approach all space with equal consideration. Whether it be the inside of a coffee cup or a large public site. The additional factors of permanence and or non-permanence simply further my explorations of material and how it is as opposed to how we assume it to be.