My work intermingles ecology and energies; from living entities such as plants and micro-organisms; from electronic mediums such as radio waves, electrons, and photons, into interactive installations and performances. I often work with common or overlooked phenomena, due to size or perceived insignificance, such as yeast, fungi, lichen, and water to facilitate a perceptual shift and a relational inquiry; thus, installations and sculptures are participatory and in flux. This process often involves an appropriation of materials and techniques from an unfamiliar discipline into various performative gestures. Past influences are from laboratory science, manufacturing, and horticulture. Projects interweave different techniques into aesthetic forms of amateurism to question knowledge acquisition, failure, the role of the generalist, a
