My artwork illustrates a white noise that echoes through our daily lives.  Specifically, I focus on elements of utilitarian design and architecture, and I turn them into silent monuments through shifts in perspective, context, scale, and materials. By exploring objects outside of their functional capacity, I set out to reveal an emotional or sensorial reaction to our surroundings. 

Through installation and site-specific work, I introduce absurd possibilities that press my constructed environments against reality. I continually challenge what is perceived as truth and, in doing so, a child-like perspective of What if? creates dissonance and drama in my work.

In the end, my art serves to illuminate our surroundings and challenge what we choose to see. It is a test of the fragility of our own comfort.