My drawings and paintings depict objects which were once utilitarian and now seem obsolete. These objects also seem to evoke human attributes. They project feelings of loss, abandonment and isolation that serve to create psychological tension. There is also tension created between the objects and their environment.
Some objects seem to be out of place while others struggle to be more a part of it.
By using common identifiable objects in the context of these works, I wish to create an interaction and identification witht the viewer to express emotional and psychological themes. I am interested in what happens when routines in daily life are interrupted. I am interested in how routine creates the illusion of control or a vehicle of denial. I am interested in the perception of reality. Finally, I am interested in the space between memory and reality.