ATLANTA

I cut paper into forms inspired by architecture, machines, and furniture. These shapes are then layered and rearranged into compositions that often resist clarity—structures that seem to be in the midst of being built, dismantled, or sometimes just left in a pile.

This gesture reflects a central premise in my practice: that ambiguity is not a failure of form, but a necessary condition of it. By withholding resolution, the work mirrors the fragmented and provisional nature of identity—always in process, rarely fixed, and often without a clear endpoint.

I currently live in Atlanta with my dog Kirby. If you’re interested in learning more, please send me an email.