Artist Registry

My art is more about intangible connections than tangible things. I am interested in the idea of how works of art capture and even establish links between and among us – not simply as shared points of reference, but as nodes through which our individual and collective experience is channeled. In my work I seek to incorporate visual contamination, evoke impermanence and flux, and tap into the intricate, infinite networks that link us together. My approach is influenced by my training as a social scientist, and in particular by theories of how identity, collective or individual, is shaped by fluid perceptions of memory and the active construction of history in the present. My process emphasizes physical deconstruction, dismantling and recomposing in such a way as to make explicit abstract strategies that generally remain implicit.