I am interested in addressing stories about my own life. I am excited about telling veiled or fractured narratives. I use imagery that conveys a sense of a fairy tale or a fable. I don’t want to give away the whole story; I want the work and the images to insinuate something, to complicate an existing idea. My recent work, inspired by an inherited autograph book, hints at something deeper or even more sinister than what the original quotes suggested.

My work is at times careful, contrasted with moments of fast machine stitched recklessness, expressing implicit and explicit intensities, and alternating between innocence and restlessness.