I'm not a believer in words like "limit" and "finished". We've given ourselves words like that to draw imaginary boundaries in an attempt to compartmentalize and structure this infinitely complex place that is our world. So rather than trying to finish something, I've made those imaginary boundaries my subject and the breaching of them my practice.

Seemingly stable structures, such as architecture, are in constant movement and subject to interpretation, just as one's perception of oneself is created in interaction with the physical surroundings we move through. I explore these fluid relationships between physical and mental space, emphasizing physical environment as event.

What you see is my interaction with a particular place, at a particular time. It is in part an attempt to destabilize limiting norms and search for pockets of self-definition, but also an honest and curious exploration of what it means to exist. Right here, right now.