In my installations, I use walls as both the barrier to perception and as a communicative mediator between the real and the imaginary. What first appears as walls that are part of the architecture of the site gives way, through a series carefully cropped peepholes and lenses, to an imaginary space.

Viewers are often confused by the various sight lines as to whether it exist in a “real” scale, as a miniature or as a photograph. My aim is to engage the viewer in a way that requires deliberation, reflection as well as physical participation and away from art which functions merely as decor or entertainment in a passing “quick read”. My goal is ultimately to provide the viewer with a challenge to their sense of perceptual predictability in prosaic sight and to open the possibility of a wider and more complex conception of both the social world and private life.