My works are sketches of change, growth and the forces that shape them. I experience, observe, note and from there, I abstract, question, or sometimes simply let the emotion speak for itself.

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I'm drawn to the field of tension where objects, subjects and environment pull at each other. Sometimes that tension is philosophical. Sometimes it's rooted in science, in the logic of how things work.

And sometimes it's nothing more and nothing less than raw experience, a moment caught on video, something real that refused to let go.

 

Most often, it lives somewhere in between: where a question meets a feeling, where a system meets a human moment.

The visual language shifts ; abstract, graphic, dreamlike, depending on what the work demands.

 

Sound is where control gets left behind. I'm exploring music through a semi-modular setup still finding its language, still making mistakes.

The mistakes stay. That's the point.

But the thread running through all of it is the same:

a fascination with movement, with flux, with the way things, nature and people are never quite still.