ARTIST STATEMENT
As a contemporary dance and visual artist, my ongoing interests span experimental and often collaborative and interdisciplinary approaches. I create improvisational performances, site-specific events, visual installations and dance for film. My creative practice is informed by invaluable relationships with other artists and creative folks. I offer audiences immersive art experiences. i make art because that is the essential way in which I grapple with inherent mysteries and ambiguities in life. I am passionate about resilient and evolving ways to share and support art within my community.
My current creative research and practice embodies...
~the fluidity and uncertainty of the moment
~the visceral thrill of movement
~perceptual processes
~spontaneous and pre-determined composition
~inhabiting the body and dwelling in environment
~visual and kinetic experiences
~what is subtle and detailed
~what accumulates quietly over time
~presence and absence
~what is seen as well as what is invisible to the eye but still palpable
~what we conceal and reveal as human beings
~the mutable nature of identity
~multiplicity of self
~the dynamic relationship between deeply felt inner landscapes and outer realms
As a contemporary dance and visual artist, my ongoing interests span experimental and often collaborative and interdisciplinary approaches. I create improvisational performances, site-specific events, visual installations and dance for film. My creative practice is informed by invaluable relationships with other artists and creative folks. I offer audiences immersive art experiences. i make art because that is the essential way in which I grapple with inherent mysteries and ambiguities in life. I am passionate about resilient and evolving ways to share and support art within my community.
My current creative research and practice embodies...
~the fluidity and uncertainty of the moment
~the visceral thrill of movement
~perceptual processes
~spontaneous and pre-determined composition
~inhabiting the body and dwelling in environment
~visual and kinetic experiences
~what is subtle and detailed
~what accumulates quietly over time
~presence and absence
~what is seen as well as what is invisible to the eye but still palpable
~what we conceal and reveal as human beings
~the mutable nature of identity
~multiplicity of self
~the dynamic relationship between deeply felt inner landscapes and outer realms