Primarily a visual artist, I work with photography, video, collage, mixed media assemblage, sculptural installation, and design. My work examines both the construction of dominant ideologies and their impact on society, as well as the often tenuous interplay between natural and unnatural orders.

Fascinated with existing imagery and the social and political context in which it is embedded, I use re-appropriation as a technique in my work, aiming to draw on the inherent psychological symbolism contained within a given material. In assigning new meaning to these well-worn methodologies of visual communication, I deconstruct how ideas are used to create influential ideologies, allowing me to establish new sets of connotations and introduce fresh social, political, or intellectual contexts. At times, the abrupt addition or removal of an object or image from its original context may be either playfully comedic or uncomfortably disturbing.

In addition to examining dominant ideologies, I am also interested in the interplay between natural and unnatural orders. In thinking of man's fundamental essence as rooted in nature, I address the conflicted and often chaotic relationship between humankind and the natural environment. Somewhere within this disjunct lies an emotive state of spirituality; beauty trapped beneath the weight of societal construct. My work attempts to locate the synergies and disconnects in this tension.