Blurring of boundaries between craft and fine art and between traditional and contemporary art forms, I seek to explore the distinctions between media, process and function. My interest is in creating hybrid works that exist in the “muddy middle” between various areas of study. Drawing inspiration from the “mysteries” of the photographic image – the element of memory is important in these works. For similar reasons I am also drawn to working with textiles. Much like the photograph, textiles also hold memory; either created through the making or in the using of them. Technologies allow for the mutability of visual imagery like nothing we’ve ever seen before. Going “digital” opens up new ways of seeing, interacting with, and producing works of art. It also raises questions of authorship and the physicality of the artist’s hand. Both the physical and manifestations of physicality is a common thread throughout all my work. My desire is to make art that tells a story – not only through how a work is made but also what it “says” to the viewer. Resulting in works that become the artifacts of the human experience.