This work is about time, memory, change, and mortality.  I am interested in combining the fleeting quality of moments I experience with photography’s ability to suspend images.  The pieces are also inspired by old photographs and paintings whose original connotations often change as their surfaces deteriorate over time.

As I go through a day, images accumulate in my mind from all that I have noticed.  These images, lodged in my memory, seem to undergo changes as time passes and they settle into my brain.  Salient features are recalled; context and certain details may be lost.  Some images stay specific, while others become more general.  These works are attempts to materialize the mental images that evolve as thoughts, feelings, and associations are added to what it was I originally saw.