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I am an artist and researcher living in Chicago
Working through metals, wild clay, found materials, photographic images, and digital objects.
As an imaging researcher in the biological sciences, I study 3D reconstructions methods to archive living subjects for biodiversity collections. Even in high resolution, life resists perfect translation—gaps, distortions, and failures emerge, revealing the limits of representation. I am fascinated by what is living in the gaps and what is lost to capture. What can and cannot be metabolized as information.
Sculptural objects are a way to orient myself within shifting relationships between: subject and image, concrete and abstract, natural and constructed. A more solid transmitter, albeit a vague one. A faded waypoint or maybe a reminder of what is missing.
Formal cues are often taken from sites of regional ecological concern. The industrial/ecological boundary point continues to inspire me as a moment of friction and potential.
Right now, I am also thinking about apartment intercom systems, Clarice Lispecter's stories, Gaussian splatting, Ellsworth Kelly’s windows, urban alienation.
