About

My sculptures embrace the temporal rhythm of the landscape while revealing the entanglement humans have with their more-than-human surroundings. I research the expression of time alternative to human measurements within the landscape. The wind moves, the soil moves, and the earth's crust shifts. We live in a constant state of flux— a stone touched today may become sand tomorrow to become glass and then transform into a stone again. Cycles, circles, portals, and webs are within my work to explore the circular aspect of time and connection. Materials such as glass, metal, and projected light are vehicles for my concept. Through this materiality, I research the boundaries that we set as humans to understand why they have come into existence and how to shift perception towards a deeper connection with our surroundings.