In my personal research I am interested in the accessibility and malleability of the photographic medium and how it is changing with the advent of digital technology. Anything is possible these days, and I believe that photography must stay open to a wide range of approaches and viewpoints, both photo-centric and not. In my studio I work with a number of different materials and processes to create autobiographical images, with an interest in our natural human disposition of story-telling
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Photography has many relationships; at once married to both science and to the arts, there is a romance inherent in the photographic image. It is a specific reaction between light and time that comes to represent reality on a 2-dimensional surface, one that we may collect and carry with us as individuals traveling through our shared experience.

More times than not, it is the photograph which is cited as reality over reality itself. Memories are malleable, photographs are forever. It is this opportunity to manipulate the photographic reality that interests me in my studio practice. It is through the performance of this documentation in which I am able to better understand those things around me and to contextualize my internal reality.

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