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Much of my current work emerges from a place of simultaneous enchantment with and concern about the dominance of the screen and its myriad forms of digital mediation in my daily life experiences. My eyes are seduced, mesmerized even, by the luring light of such phosphorous radiation. Time and space explode into millions of pixels. A virtual nirvana. As I watch the television screen, the computer screen, the movie screen, the i-pod screen, the cell-phone screen… I often forget that I am. Here. Now. This sense of 'coming unhinged' from real time and space raises many questions for me.
I am interested in how the digital interface affects and redirects the ways in which we interact with eachother, with the environment, and how we negotiate a growing parallel existence in reality and virtuality. My dialogue with these ideas crystallizes into visual metaphors through a variety of mediums including photography, painting, mixed media sculpture, and performance.
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