“If a person thinks the same way he did five years ago then he has wasted his time.”
Shattering a previous assumption brings light to the undiscovered. In an epiphany a previous perception is dismissed; a person realizes they were wrong, feels vulnerable, regrets, stops wasting time and adapts. These instances are defining, leaving us stronger. I love being surprised by answers to questions I did not know existed.
As a child I loved science. Building and investigating stuff was what I did. Growing up a mile away from downtown Denver I was able explore. The chaos of the city is what I love about my childhood. In a densely populated city people work as a unit. Impossibilities shrink with communication. In my work I explore opportunities in unanswerable questions. Being fascinated with the unknown I investigate epiphanies and their lasting impression on our development.
I work with found materials. Tangible objects carry their inherent meaning while symbols can only allude. I like working in sculpture because gives my work more voice. I think three-dimensionally, using volume and scale to make my work. I want to motivate people to evolve to the changing world.
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