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I work in a variety of media and formats including video, performance, and sculpture, but my primary focus is on kinetic, sound-based installations that incorporate movement and audio in a way that appears organic in nature and has a tangible physical presence. This combination creates a particular aura for each work that is lifelike and alluring. While my works are usually presented in the contexts of sound art or technology-based arts, they are not themselves concerned with displaying particular characteristics of new technologies. Rather, they use as a starting point the idea of sound as a effective medium to monitor activity over time. From this basis, I develop complex systems of motion and sound that are both visually and aurally absorbing. By focusing on the slowly shifting behavioral characteristics of the works instead of their technical machinations, I am able to produce pieces that hold attention over long periods. It is this aspect of the work that is most compelling to me and one that provides rich areas of exploration.