Using the basis of drawing for brainstorming, the Drawing Experiments emphasize thought process rather than finished product.
Paper becomes a blotter device of creative thoughts, physical matter and natural processes.
Allowing process to create ideas is an important concept of the Drawing Experiments and becomes the foundation for the evolution of each drawing. Written words are incorporated into the experiments for the purpose of identification, word-play and communication. Explorations contained in the Drawing Experiments include marking the path of a honey bee hovering over dissected flower parts laid onto paper, watching ants as they create pheromone trails leaving from a newly deceased insect, creating constellations from pollen grains dropped onto a piece of paper or mapping the foot steps of an insect as time moves across a piece of paper with pigment from the petal of a flower. The Leaf Insect Collection is a group of fictitious insect specimens created from plant parts and beeswax. The specimens were initially inspired by evolved relationships of insects and plants for the purpose of survival.