Artist’s Statement

I build wall sculptures from reclaimed hard drive platters and motherboards. The combination of materials, the use of light and reflection, and the conceptual territory this work explores form something genuinely singular. Other artists work with e-waste. Others work with reflective surfaces. Others make conceptually driven figurative sculpture. No one is doing all three at once 

The work explores the relationship between technology, humanity, and the inner life — how we see ourselves, how we connect with others, and what we're becoming as technology becomes inseparable from who we are.

A Living Surface

The reflective quality of the hard drive platters is central to everything I make. They don't just reflect the designs cut into them — they reflect the room, the light, and the viewer, casting intricate forms onto surrounding walls. The work changes with every shift in angle and light. It's never the same twice.

Every Piece Has a Story

I want the work to resonate beyond the visual. Each piece has an accompanying text at the bottom of its page — an invitation to go deeper into what the work is asking.