Statement
There are so many parts of daily life that go unseen, operating as a framework for what we should notice. Some objects hide in plain sight because of their banality or periphery, their habituation renders them invisible. I am fascinated with forms of aesthetic context and presentation. The systems that are involved in display—where often objects are grouped together because of their sameness and formal interest overrides real meaning—are of particular interest. I seek out these support structures and banalities existing on the periphery of ones view, disrupt their place in the system, and bring them in to focus.