My work is concerned with memory, place and time. I am fascinated by private memories: how they function, the space they occupy, and the ways they are created and destroyed. I appropriate stories for use in my work from my own past, the media, and found photographs. They are culled down until I can identify with and manipulate them; these become the basis of my narratives.

The objects and installations that I create are often the by-products of tedious repetitive actions done in the privacy of my studio. Just like real memories, the objects are distorted and  changed over time. Time and place become palpably embedded in the layers of material, and a strong sense of my presence remains even when my hand is absent.