Life comes in circles
A body that listens in circles.
Works on paper in which ink and pencil build soft, porous architectures — part ear, part cell, part speech — and circles that keep opening into other circles.
Enter workWorks.
Three distinct bodies of work, each beginning from a different material condition: paper, discarded matter, or a whole room.
Each series follows its own logic. What connects them is a sustained attention to drawing, form, and the ways an image can occupy space.
Three bodies
of work
Each body of work follows its own material logic. A line, a wall, a roof, a title, another body: each series tests how an image holds together, then lets the answer fall apart and begin again.
Your Roof, My Hut
A shelter is a drawing you can stand inside.
Provisional architectures made from cardboard, photocopies, acrylic, charcoal and found objects — rooms that know they are temporary.
Enter work
Burn Wisdom Burn
A room that behaves like a drawing.
A total environment of monotypes, photocopies, discarded material, wood and pastel — walls become pages and images step into the room.
Enter work