artist statement: art has been a way for me to test, question and reflect upon the environments (man-made vs natural) we live in, conceptions of self and our ever-shifting histories, identities, truths and meaning within our complex political and social structure. the works are an instinctive and emotional visual responses which speak on a multitude of levels.

A range of materials, technology, data, media, personal history and personal contexts intersect to explore everyday life through art objects, casting them into a larger, broader social and political light.

My current work seeks to engage the community in this dialogue, by linking to and manipulating expected structures within art and food — whether social, gendered and/or racial – via histories and expectations — with a goal to question, educate and foster action through fellowship and social practice.