How does your life and the world around you influence your art, and how does art influence your life?
I adopt a process-driven approach to investigate philosophical questions associated with time, the tenuous connections between words and objects, and the limits of communication. Hopefully, through my practice, I can take a closer “look” at these intangible concepts which we live with and within but cannot see.
Every artist hopes their work can accomplish something or make someone feel a certain way. What do you want your art to do?
To me, art is something always in between—universal and personal, fictional and non-fictional, unearthly and familiar. My practice welcomes interpretations from viewers when it’s on display. For myself, the working process is always a form of documentation of the little things that happen in my life. They can be the starting point of a piece but not necessarily the context of the resulting work.
