The intersections or overlapping of art with ecology, geography, political and cultural history,

and especially everyday life, contain interesting avenues of exploration and limitless possibilities

for discovery. My work, photographic, performative, and otherwise, broadly deals with place

revealed through relationships. Using domestic materials: family photographs, buttons, string,

the simple act of walking, I am attempting to understand our current condition and looking for

a place called home.

My work responds to the complexities and reciprocities of relationships between self and place

evidenced by simple gestures of the body, quotidian rituals, and unspoken connections that

express a need to belong to a place, a home and community, as well as within a story,

one’s own or another’s history.