My process often starts with a simple musing with material
play
a breadcrumb trail
a search for the “click” between what I’m feeling, remembering
and what I am seeing in front of me.

I am trying to uncover, materialize the connection between internal and external reality.

I believe our inner worlds, our emotional experiences are much more complex than what we can currently put to language. 
I also believe our individual experiences hold a common thread that runs between us all

This shared space between me, art, and audience is what I am ultimately curious about.

I’m trying to suspend, condense, dissect fleeting experiences...pausing them to be conversed with. 
My process is intuitive and experimental. I avoid preconceived concepts with the intention of channeling something deeper that exists beyond language and logic.

I am not interested in telling you what to think or feel.

My hope is for the artwork to stir something within the viewer through these open-ended abstractions.
My hope is for the viewer to go within and explore that stirred space within themselves.

In the face of fast culture and highbrow art, I think many of us have lost connection to our innermost selves, and thus to each other. I consider my process a stance against that current, and my art as an invitation for the viewer to do the same.