Pathway Mini Documentary

I had the opportunity to work with artist Spenser Spratlin (of Spratlin Studios) to create a mini documentary delving into the thought process behind my initial ribbon installation, Pathway. Working with him was fantastic; Spenser made it easy to discuss, and the final documentary wonderfully showcases both the installation and concept. I really love how it all came together! You can view the documentary below, and view more Spratlin Studios

Field Trip: Wonderspaces Philly

Wonderspaces Philly features a rotating exhibition of 14-16 immersive and/or interactive installation artworks. Of course I went to check it out, as I don’t often have the opportunity to specifically see installation work. There were many different types, in all different styles, from simply large scale, to projections, to interactive, to VR, and it was interesting to see the different styles on display. It was also a very useful research

Field Trip: Philly Magic Garden

I recently had the opportunity to visit Philly Magic Gardens for the first time, and while I had heard about it and seen some photos, I didn’t truly understand what it was until I went there myself.  Philly Magic Gardens is an art installation, or more accurately an art environment, created by Isaiah Zagar and and his wife, Julia. It is an entire building, from yard, to basement, to roof,

Pathway Process

Pathway is one of my largest and most complex projects to date, and I want to record the thought process that led to its creation. There were many different limitations, choices, and problems that affected the final result. (You can view the final installation in my portfolio) Pathway is an answer to a line of questioning that has been guiding the direction of my work in the past few years. I’m

Installation interests

As I’ve been researching interactive installation, I will often find things I’m interested in, of all sorts of mediums and materials. What I’m finding is that it’s a whole world unto itself, and I’ve barely scratched the surface. There are endless examples of beautiful, fascinating, and creative installations and sculptures out there. My goal is simply to add to that number.  I’ve been reflecting on what I personally am attracted