All my work
is work that happens
in time
Above:
California beings 1, acrylic paint on acrylic membrane with wooden support, 2025
(Photograph by David Torralva; cloud interventions my own)
PROCESS!, performance announcement, 2025
Banners for PROCESS!, acrylic paint on acrylic membrane with wooden support, 2025
(Made in collaboration with students at Scripps College, California, April 2025)
Language happens in time
My practice crosses disciplinary boundaries and is fed by an ongoing apprenticeship to the English language. You can find out about my publications and approach to writing-as-literature here. Writing contributes to my thinking about drawing: letters as marks, words a way of drawing. I also have a primary interest in and longterm practice of artist-publication.
Drawing happens in time
I use drawing as an ongoing way to record, respond to, and come to an understanding of the world that is continuously subject to revision. For me, drawing is thinking. Drawing helps me annotate and analyze my experience and teach myself to see with more attentiveness and care. It also helps me understand in a practical way that there are always multiple paths to knowledge.
Walking happens in time
Much of my practice relies on walking, listening, and looking. I have never had a driving license, so I perceive (and record) the world at the speeds of walking, cycling, and public transit. These tempos shape the way I work and what I make, and are ethical first principles for my understanding of and approach to the world. Recent work, including PROCESS! makes use of the walk as a form and method.
Ongoing &
recent projects
A great poem! (1024-)
PROCESS! (0425)
Public speech (0920-0923)
Kingdom of light / Fixed duration (0220, 0121)
“Keep yourself busy” (0920-0621)
Telling _______ time (0320-0620)
An Attempt at Exhausting a
Place in Farmington (1019-0820)
Royaume de lumière (0918-)
This website continues to be built and updated. Like all things, it is in progress.
If you are looking to find out about my writing, go here.