Subjectivity is an ever-unfolding event that
takes place within an intricate network of
technological, historical, and affective forces.
Contemporary life is increasingly structured
by systems that pre-determine experience:
algorithmic media, accelerated attention
economies, and the imperative for constant
productivity. This body of work aims to eli-
cit subjective experiences that sidestep these
technological and cultural forces, and to
enable viewers to reflect on their own viewing
experience while looking.
On the one hand, my works are infused with,
and continuously refer to, the culture in which
they were created. On the other, they exist
as autonomous objects that shape our per-
ception of the physical space they occupy,
and whose apprehension unfolds over time.
Meaning resides not only within a single pain-
ting, but in their confrontation.