Light and color reference our collective knowledge and private experiences: our spaces and our surroundings tell us who we are. In installations detailing narratives of our history as a species on the planet, in paintings of emotionally charged intensity, and in luminography and more forms of experimental photography, I build worlds that move between the intimate and the social, between personal belief and the shared lexicon.

My work is a reflection on identity and strength and the confrontation of permanence with rapid, all-encompassing change. By presenting varied possible encounters with the work, the audience is made conscious of its relation to both the private and the public in their own worlds. It is an affirmation of our humanity.