The world in which we live is a state of flux; there is a complex web physical and mental spaces that we navigate through. Time is an essential component in my work. My artwork reflects the fact that we live in a transitional environment.  Through my artwork, I am able to investigate the complex relationships that exists in our world.  Change seems to be the only thing that is constant and stable in the world in which we live. 

Recently my projects have been investigating ecologies and environmental relationships.  Site A is part of a larger project called Altered Spaces. In this series of projects I am investigating place and memory through robotic video projection. These projects explore the tenuous relationship between humans and the world that we have altered.

I want these experiences to cause mixed emotions, vacillating between the interesting and beautiful to the distressing and challenging.  These experiences will immerse the viewer into installation environments that activate the senses through video projection, motion and sound. The evolution of each piece relies on a discreet process that is made possible only through digital technologies.  Rather than place the viewer on the boundary of the event, this method locates the viewer within the active space. These are really performance projects that result in video installations. The machine acts as a surrogate performer allowing my work to focus on this process of transformation.