Studio Work
My work comes from a sense of wonder for the natural world. I feel the beauty and mystery of nature is synonamous for our interior world, the realm of dreams, memory and imagination. When I experience nature I encounter myself, it is impossible to capture these moments but through art I record them in a poetic attempt to observe and preserve them.
Transformation is a constant state in the universe, we experience this directly and continuously in nature, water, cloud formations, shadows and flowers show us the delicate, temporal quality of our world. With photography it is possible to capture a moment and its energy, making time stand still, this human desire is the emotional terrain of my work.
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| 1997 Everything Everywhere Forever aluminum hooks, silk cords, glass, three zinc circles engraved with the words everything, everywhere, forever 12 x 82 x 12 inch (20 x 191x 20 cm) |
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1995 What Is Real Memory? wooden frames, photographs of a solar eclipse, text sandblasted on the glass 24 x 89 x 5 inches (57 x 240 x 12 cm) |
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| 1998 The Nomads a series of 6 photographs of shadows on the ground, in each figure are stars. zinc frames, blue glass 38 x 23 x 3 inch (94 x 74 x 6 cm) |
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| 2000 Blue Heaven, a series of 6 photographs of the sky glass, zinc, photographs mounted on aluminum 8 x 20 x 8 inch (20 x 50 x 20 cm) |
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| 2001 There are Many Way to Kiss the Earth a series of 12 photographs of white roses blue glass, wooden frames photographs 12 x 12 x 1 ½ inch (31 x 31 x 3. cm) |
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| 1995 My Place In The Universe center / my shadow, left and right / stars zinc, blue glass, photographs 20 x 65 x 3 inch (60 x 180 x 6 cm) |
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| 1997 How Do We Understand What We Do Not See? zinc frames, photographs, blue glass 39 x 25 x 3 inch (86 x 68 x 6 cm) |
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| 2004 Cosmic Fever II photograph dimentions variable |
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| 2004 Cosmic Fever II photograph dimentions variable |
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| 1996 Meteorite Memory meteorite, zinc, glass, photograph 21 x 17 x 2 inch (53 x 43 x 25 cm) |