Artist Statement:
“Art as Ceremony”
I am a multidisciplinary artist, a ceremonialist, and an environmental justice activist digging into the crossroad where ritual, resistance, and land regeneration merge.
My art is not confined to a single format — it moves across spectrums.
Here I sculpt, paint, dance, collage, perform, write and plant seeds that take their own form.
Whether I’m building with earth, moving bodies through space, or weaving sacred geometry like a thread through everything, each piece is an offering
— exploring one thing —
Unity.
Unity, for me, is not a passive, stay at home, idealism.
It is a radical, proactive, sometimes disembodied pursuit of remembering
at times it means
seemingly
failing miserably.
Through metaphor, numerology, symbol, and story, these works are focused on
inviting an initiation process of reverence in the midst of orderly and disorderly chaos.
The only way that feels true
is the paradoxical way.
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Therefore I explore the breakdown places where false narratives sleep.
I wrestle with what feels like separation, scarcity, fear, the norns of destiny and fate.
In the “us vs. them” thing are the sinews that are my calling.
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My materials are reclaimed, hand worked, self defined sacred relics,
natural, found, machined and gifted. Everything and nothing.
Positive form and negative space.
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I blur boundaries between 2D and 3D, between viewer and participant.
all elements within the collective ritual I consider to be the summary of artistry.
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These works are not really solely about offering answers.
They are examples of the sacred unknownable carrot and the stick guiding inquiry.
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May it invite others to join in something more than simple conversation
may it result in our conscious embrace of co-creation
A birthplace where some pocket universe unfolds
where the benefit is for all, not just the few.
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Through monolithic, large scale, audiences and more
I set foot forward, for no other reason,
than this is what unity demands.
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This is the dance I do devotedly.