My work transforms the public environment with large-scale sculptures and interactive installations. I pair a distinct building vocabulary with a sense of metaphor, often harkening back to my roots in farming, while proposing a new world looking forward. The sculptures characterize a mysterious familiarity to function and domesticity - otherworldly or mundane. Often the concepts are born from a personal history as I explore altering recognizable objects and natural forms evocative of a pastoral landscape. These substances are taken out of context and joined with concepts that illustrate interaction with industry, architecture, and place. The work acknowledges the viewer’s presence within the space, conjuring a relationship between its substance and a notion of self.