“My art practice explores the body as a reservoir, a communicator, and an intuitive being. I approach subjectivity through queer abstraction, which considers mind and body as separate, yet bound to one another. The subject is autonomous and incomplete, playing a variety of roles. Nipples, mouths, creases, and mounds are merged and cut into abbreviated structures. The result is a division of the self into plural selves, alienated and integrated with one another.”