Your past is not your present.
Your present is not your future.

My work explores themes of time, memory, the unconscious, and our relationships—to ourselves, each other, and the intangible. I utilize place, internal and external landscape, and ritual to reference the self. Memories become witness marks in the same way that rocks and landforms register time. The foundation of my practice lies in developing ideas through intense material exploration and collaboration. I recognize and embrace the unexpected rather than attempt to control an outcome, which illustrates my acceptance and celebration of the process of making. My approach to process can be traced back to my long-standing relationship with clay—the first material that I felt a deep connection to, which continues to inform my work in exciting and limitless ways. I employ various methods, ranging from sculpture to animation to writing to performance. I am drawn to modes of making that record, capture, and generate moments in time, marks made by hand, and human experiences. I hold these as expressions of our truth and a testament to our presence in this life.