statement
The domestic environment can become an arena for close inspection in which tiny toothpaste flecks on the bathroom mirror are mapped out on charts.
Playing with systems of observation; measuring out the body's relationship to architecture; or transforming scale to shift perceptions: these are activities that can lead to alternative mappings of our environment and draw out ephemeral traces of human presence.
In a recent series of works, floor plans and photographs of buildings are reworked into collages, sculptures, slides and eyepieces. These works suggest a 3-d sketchbook for proposals of alternative visions of the space. Tiny smudges on a photocopied plan inspire projections of large-scale, absurdist, perhaps unfeasible, artworks.