​Space, heat, and light – the scale, the intensity, how it makes us feel and how we respond. These notions around the very poetics of our lived environments shape my practice and reflect, in part, the environment in which I grew up. To me, sculpture is not simply an object of singular form, although it can be that. Rather, it may be an assemblage, an intervention in a space, it may be a fragment of a memory, it may be a gesture towards an event or an argument.
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This site documents some of my work.