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artist statement
In all of my work, I am interested in proposing and
creating conditions for generative interactions to occur—between viewer and
installation, between materials that make up the image, between participants.
My work plays with time. It elongates the tiny moments between sensory input and comprehension, between idea and execution. It calls attention to the to the spaces in between, the gaps, the structures and processes just below the surface. Drawing on other disciplines’ research and theories of the phenomena of human life—quantum physics, philosophy, biology, linguistics—it underscores that our ability to explain does not actually create or solidify meaning. The firmly areligious work is influenced by my previous studies in History of Religions.
My materials and modes range from installations with glue and invisible thread to drawings, performances, and videos.