I support the cultivation of singular experiences and the instigation of thought. My work has something to do with the present, where the present is caught up, always and forever, with the future and past of living time. My work, at its best, is experimental and accessible -- but never one at the expense of the other -- and is always self-critical, which is to say, never finished. But despite never being finished, I like to share things.

I started working this way in 2009, when I first collaborated with a collective of artists that would, by 2010, be known as Found Theater Company. During my eight years with this family, I developed my skills as a theater-maker, musician and poet-of-sorts. Now, I seek collaboration where its offered and develop my own work when its available.