My work has always centered around the idea of memory and the patterns found within the process of recollection. Memories are a connection to the past and often serve as an aid for functioning in the present. I am fascinated by the way memories are available to us and what stays in our minds.

This work shows the visual architecture of various aspects of memory. In some cases, fading, dissipation, and repetition of colors and materials have been the main outlet for working through these ideas. Where there is loss, the color fades away. When time has passed, forms grow smaller or disperse. When there is constant recollection, there is repetition. These characteristics provide for opportunities to see the potential that memory plays in our lives on a grander scale.