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My work often begins with things I notice and want to hold on to
a place, an object, a certain light, or something that brings back a memory.
A lot of my work sits somewhere between presence and absence
the things that are no longer physically here, but somehow continue to be part of our everyday lives. Sometimes these ideas become paintings, sometimes songs, photographs or words. For me, they’re simply different ways of holding on to the same things.
I like the idea that something ordinary can carry the memory of a person, a place, or a moment without having to explain exactly what happened there.
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