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I hold a deep love for exploring how our perception and memory pervade our life’s choices, and how those concepts lead our lives.
The focus of my work lies in exploring personal experience, identity, as well as the complicated relationships we have with ourselves and others. I work within many mediums, and I find myself interested in how familiar images, objects, and the human form can convey emotions and moments that are often difficult to describe. The focus of my work lies in exploring personal experience, identity, as well as the complicated relationships we have with ourselves and others. I work within many mediums, and I find myself interested in how familiar images, objects, and the human form can convey emotions and moments that are often difficult to describe.
My work in sculpture focuses on exaggerated forms, absurdity, and unconventional materials to explore grief, memory, trauma, and human connection. I combine playful or absurd imagery contrasted with uncomfortable subject matter, creating works that can feel both familiar and strange. I find that the physical qualities of materials are important to my process. I often embrace experimentation, imperfections, and the unexpected things that can arise when making.
Photography is the most familiar medium in my creative practice, and has shaped how I consider composition, storytelling, and the human figure. Whether I'm making an image or a physical object, I am intrigued by the ways visual information influences how we relate to ourselves and the world around us. Even though a lot of my work begins with personal experience, I am more interested in how these happenings connect to a larger conversation around identity, relationships, and society. My creative practice questions, processes, and helps me to better understand how they are connected, while allowing space for viewers to lend their own interpretations and experiences to the work.
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