Overview

“the feeling that dessert could be an event instead of an afterthought.”

“the shape of a memory that still sits in the background of growing up in New York.”

“a place that is both monumental and personal.”

“With the spell in place, the sculpture no longer falls, or breaks.”

“as much the monument as the ruins themselves”

“the object asks people to reimagine the thing to which it refers”

“ask how meaning shifts through context.”

“Intermingling the remarkable and the banal”

“a visual motif for a work-in-progress or the unfinished”

“Signifying ‘more to come’, the colon allows for a deeper rendering of an idea”

“non-possessive by design”

“precise technique presented with an easygoing, unpretentious ease.”

“The work reflects on how we mark, spend and value time through acts of searching and gathering.”