I investigate the site or environment for which I am to create a

work; a public urban or natural, interior or exterior place, a

museum or a gallery.

For inspiration I look to the unexpected locations or methods of

presenting the work, research the place’s history, folklore, its

surrounding current and past architecture and/or topography,

contextually related materials and objects.

Following this investigation through a process of reflection,

I come to an appreciation and understanding of the site which

helps me develop an image which is at once dream-like yet

familiar, poetically meaningful, and conceptually intriguing;

unleashing a hidden life and unexpected history in the

commonplace.

Via assemblage, an attention to detail

and fine craftsmanship, a versatile use

of materials and juxtaposition, I create

works which make the improbable

appear plausible, while challenging

expected notions of how we

perceive and interact

with the environment.