"The Four Elements," [Collaborative work with Kristen Judkins] bronze, steel, jute, clematis.

"I see the world and one's life as a collection of fragments of memory, senses and time,and one's definition of the world is based on the structure of how these elements or memories are connected.

As a sculptor, I try to bring and compose these elements of sense, time and memory into the realm of abstraction, and explore the forces that give rise to their deconstruction and recombination.

My work attempts to reveal the poetry that can be expressed through the primitive, emotional essence that their combinations present, and out of which the world is constantly created and re-defined."

Carnegie-Mellon University, School of Architecture
NYU Gallatin Division
Pratt School of Architecture

Below are drawings for collaborative pieces with Kristen Judkins. Click on each for a larger version.