Over the past twenty-five years my work has evolved from a singular focus on collage based painting and drawing to an expanded approach that includes solo and collaborative performance and music making. This progression has been fueled by my intention to present the fleeting nature of process, material, action and sound. To provide an experience not based in reason, but moments. Not permanence, but time. I aim to present urgencies, inevitabilities and irretrievable states that exist in the ephemeral. This, I believe, is centrality. A state within which I strive to balance.
Right now, I’m arranging songs for a solo album. This project, called Cities Aren’t Mountains, includes sound, drums and layered vocals.