Over the course of the last seven years this practice of making has now, maybe more so than ever, taken an evolution of sorts. Tuning into the finest energetic shifts within me and growing alongside me as I move through a life that is becoming more in-tune with self. I like to think of it as developing a comfortable relationship with self whether I am particularly happy or not at any given time. 

‘A Secret Life’ places emphasis on the internal dialogue between self and the material, expressing an internal response to my external world. What I find interesting about the process in which these works were made is that my memory fails me regarding the process. I simply cannot tell you how they came to be, or when. In hindsight, of course, these works hold significant personal meaning and resonance. They are, in fact, a direct response to the world I live in, on both a grand scale and a micro scale. A response to the emotional challenges and comforts of life itself.