digital prints, 2012, 24"w x 30"h
I am interested in the intersection of traditional art practices with the emergence of digital evolution. My work exists in a vibrating space—examining, playing upon and defying ideas of portraiture, landscape, location and narrative. By incorporating drawings, paintings, photography and computer programs, all pieces are continually in progress. I ask myself, “How much information does the viewer need to perceive this piece as a portrait or fictional story, and how are physical or ideological reference points changing due to the rapid acceleration of technology?”
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