My work deals with issues of displacement, marginalization, and integration. It extends beyond explorations of human societies to the influence humans have on nature. My suspicion is that human creativity is not attached solely to the handle of art, but to ordinary activities that intersect every aspect 
of our lives.

I am interested in the kind of literal and metaphoric travel through space and time that storytelling allows us to experience. The stories I tell focus on the creative solutions people find in living their daily lives.

My work aims to facilitate dialogue and engage people in questioning their relationship to the environmental and political status quo. I envision collaborative activity as an instrument that builds critical relationships between people. While the process of creating for (and with) others is a challenge, it provides a stimulus for discovery and discourse.