I have been an artist since I was small, from the first time I experienced a flow state while making something. I have tried to relive that occasion, that feeling of fulfillment, as often as I can. This has led me down some interesting paths. I’ve designed houses, created animation and made all sorts of stuff. Now I’m the creator of whirligigs and wind spinners. 

I operate from the premise that art is necessary to the human heart and spirit. I have learned: that art is a practice, and like any practice it is the artists responsibility to do the work, even when it isn’t fun or particularly successful. I think about: how art emerges from the subconscious, within a place and a time, and within a social environment. I wonder about: how art manifests our human interconnections.

My art in it’s current form emerges from my experiences with identity, place and transformation. It furthers themes that I began with back when I began to seriously art – 3D, design and motion.