My artistic process is deeply connected to the physical world around me. The way I embrace imperfections and irregularities as integral to my art speaks volumes about my philosophy and appreciation for authenticity.  By drawing inspiration from architectural ruins, I am tapping into a narrative of history, decay and transformation, which adds profound layers of meaning to my work.  The textures I incorporate--plaster, paper, cardboard, sawdust, scavengered billboard posters to name a few--each carry their own stories and histories, enhancing the tactile experience of my pieces  This combination of materials not only invites the viewer to engage with my work on a sensory level but also encourages them to reflect on the passage of time and beauty found in decay.
My focus on the deterioration of structures resonates with a broader theme of resilience and the cycle of life, where beauty can be found even in what is often considered broken or obsolete.  This perspective can hopefully inspire viewers to appreciate their surroundings and recognize the value in imperfections, both in art and life.



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