“Living Between the Fringes of Reality and Fiction”

Psychological Spaces are intricate filamentous structures composed of sensorial experiences, memories, time, histories and cultural mythologies, combined to orchestrate ones’ sense of place and space. Place, being an articulation of comfort (an extension of the home), and space, being an articulation of vastness, and constructed freedom.
Navigating these constructed spaces, the represented bodies and landscapes become interchangeably analogous. Constantly going through states of transformation that coalesce into morphing fragments, detritus, and residues of erupting elements; with the purpose of conflating reality with the fictional, to similarly emulate the vicissitudes of memory.
Investigating ideas of memory, problematizes larger cultural questions pertaining to the veracity of personal and cultural history, and further complicates the constituency of reality through our construction of space and time. My work banks on an oasis of personal memories, to create inventive spaces that teeter between states of becoming, transformation and destruction, to occasionally flow in a rift of enveloping meaning that becomes uncertain and tenuous, just as are my memories of specific psychological states, experiences, and places.