Transient Equilibrium
I am interested in an intimate but elusive image; one that is experienced as an
entanglement of memory, imagination, structural order, and the immediately
sensual. These images are found through an improvisational process that
intentionally courts an ambiguous dialog between both random and systemic
structures, always with a search for forms slowly unfolding an uncertain identity
and a tenuous order.
Meaningfulness presents itself in small fleeting moments of intuition. It is a
recognition of a specific state of order in flux, always on the periphery, a phase
transition from thought to feeling and back again, a transient state of equilibrium
and understanding, a dance of mind and body. These small moments are
ultimately the subject and ambition for my work.
I am interested in an intimate but elusive image; one that is experienced as an
entanglement of memory, imagination, structural order, and the immediately
sensual. These images are found through an improvisational process that
intentionally courts an ambiguous dialog between both random and systemic
structures, always with a search for forms slowly unfolding an uncertain identity
and a tenuous order.
Meaningfulness presents itself in small fleeting moments of intuition. It is a
recognition of a specific state of order in flux, always on the periphery, a phase
transition from thought to feeling and back again, a transient state of equilibrium
and understanding, a dance of mind and body. These small moments are
ultimately the subject and ambition for my work.
