I think of my work as a dance, an ever-longing play of life. I want to dissolve the conception of self, peel back the rime of perception and catapult the viewer/participant into a state of wonder as I would equate to childhood.

 My work [itself]: the embodied concept, communicates sensuously. You, the observer and participant, are a variation/ extension of the conceptual object. 

I would hesitate to categorize myself, but to do so I would as a contemporary, neo-expressionist. I find deep inspiration from quantum mechanics, philosophy, studies of consciousness, extraterrestrial beings, meditation, substances, and love.