Maryhill Double, 2006. Site specific installation along Oregon’s Columbia River Gorge. Constructed from scaffolding and debris netting, the resulting spaced was an exact spatial duplicate of 18,000 square foot museum located orthogonally across the river. Visitors were allowed to ascend the stairway and experience the spatial equivalent.

In Between, 2007. An installation at the Exploratorium Museum, San Francisco addressing the nature of the architectural construction process when uncertainty and potential are equally present.

After (Billboard), 2008. An outdoor billboard made with salvaged building debris and several hundred layers of paper. The punched opening and desiccated surface reference exhausted condo advertising. The site is located on top of a former landfill.

Accumulation, 2008. Containing a volume using the drips of the paint on surfaces as an accumulation of both material and time.

Beneath the Surface, 2008. Charcoal on paper

Retail/ Commercial, 2009. Taking sections of the three different retail environment and inserting into the fourth existing defunct retail space, this installation calls attention to the specificity of the retail stores that encourage our desire to possess and consume goods presented within those environment. At the intersections forms merge and change.

Surface Deposit, 2010. Site specific installation for Temple Gallery at Tyler School of Art. An examination of the material that gets attached to buildings as rendered in aluminum sheet.

Surface Deposit, 2010. Site specific installation for Temple Gallery at Tyler School of Art. An examination of the material that gets attached to buildings as rendered in aluminum sheet.