My work explores the intersection between form, information and

physical space. Through the language of minimalist concepts and

scientific models and theories I create sculptures and installations

that focus on the intangible but innate relationships that exists within

objects and architecture. Here, perception is constantly shifting, often

contingent upon photons, scale and proximity. My large sculptures

investigate concepts of gravity, space and mass. Structure and void

are used as a physical delineation of form, shifting between both

two dimensional image and three dimensional volume. My work 

develops from a metaphysical concern, questioning the relationships 

between the visible and invisible, reality and fiction.

 

My practice is informed by physics, design, philosophy and architecture.

I draw from these disciplines where the theoretical and the practical

overlap, and uncertainty has actually become a principle.  It is within

this dimension that my work functions.  Much like the behavior of the

line my work separates and connects the micro and macro, the physical

and non-physical, probability and certainty, infinity and the finite. I use

basic common materials to build on larger more complex ideas such as 

knowledge, truth, spirituality, objecthood, space and time.