I find creative expression through a variety of media, including sculpture, printmaking, drawing, painting, performance, video, collage, and most recently, ceramics. An interest in working with the commonplace remains a driving force behind my work. I begin a piece by considering how to recontextualize or manipulate a mundane object in a way that challenges the role of that object in our everyday lives. My aim is to provoke intellectual inquiry and psychological tension in viewers as they try to understand the implications of these transplanted and transformed objects.
Click here to read my M.F.A. thesis.