I utilize drawing,
painting, and sculptural practices as a way to proliferate, to
mirror natural and cultural events and to build form in a complex
way: repeating, distorting, accumulating, assembling, scattering
or layering information in resonant matrices. These procedures
start from everyday observations and materials that draw from
my immediate environment. The process of seeing and making each
time leads to a different form based on new connections and incorporating
new points-of-view. By concentrating on the creative process as
the more primary event behind the residual structure, my work
investigates the flow of information as the source of form and
a way of becoming.
