As
a traveler, keen observer, and curious, unashamed onlooker,
I surveil
the human experiences unfolding all around me, as many do, but I am attracted
mostly to what easily overlooked: the arbitrary manifestations and the
possibilities they bring about.
There
is endless detail in the broad sphere of the mundane. Working with this
space, I shift the point of reference and give these banal episodes a new position, a new context, relying on the very randomness at their core to elicit
an emotional response.
Because
though they are mundane, they are meaningful, and tell us a great deal. I tend
to focus on objects and applications. I use Elements that might not always stand out
but very much represent a changing world and its conflicts.
I work with
borders, over-regulations, notices, bureaucracy: the seemingly tedious things
that slowly grow and become the norm, mapping out our social spaces.