As an artist, I am interested in systems, specifically time and its relationship to the body, movement and the mundane. My work investigates movement of the body through time. We live within a world of systems where time is a system of relations. One event follows another from past to present to future, each event interdependent on the other. Our lives are based around time.

I employ technical and biologic scenery as motifs to describe the expansion and movement of time as it relates to the body and the everyday. I engage the viewer in my aesthetic of complex dialogues that create a hyper-real narrative, suggestive of a shift in time.

The art movement that has most influenced my work is Pop Art. Like Pop Art my work engages the viewer in a conversation with the common everydayness of that which surrounds us and expresses itself in a systemic view of the world. In addition, I derive inspiration from artists outside the Pop Art movement that use motion and light in their work such as Moholy-Nagy, Muybridge, Kertész and Boccioini.

My choice of mediums does not define me. I consider myself an artist, not a photographer, painter or printmaker. My work defines the medium in which it will be created.