Artist Statement
I spent a good deal of my childhood in the backyard, turning over rocks and looking at bugs. Later, I studied Biology and worked in research. I loved the framework science provided, but my fascination with the natural world quickly expanded into a broader study of daily life. My lab notes and sketchbooks merged.
Have you ever wondered how each encounter with a stranger and every wisp of street trash somehow adds up in the undecipherable equation of existence?
Art making is a perfect method for sorting through these everyday artifacts and snippets in time. Unlike scientific analysis, it allows the investigation of multiple variables and emotions at once. It is my means for conveying the weight of memory, the profound impact of environment, and the inexplicable encounter with the holy and the mysterious.
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