Throughout my practice, I create momentary sculptural sets for the camera using reconstructed photographic prints and found materials. My work physically reimagines the perceived world from something seen to something felt, exploring how the multifaceted nature of experience might emotionally manifest.
In my series, A Balancing Act, I explore moments of visual instability, utilizing form, repetition, and color to build upon the existing captured images. The fragmented images mimic a moment you can almost remember. Pieces of the memory come in and out of focus, rendering the details close to the viewer but far, familiar but distant. Components are altered, removed, and repositioned. In turn, my series deepens the viewer’s perception of recollection, time, and image-making.
