My work illuminates the entwined relationships between embodied mind, mathematics, and the physical world. My paintings are structured with mathematical functions, data sets and iterations, which though relatively simple in nature, often yield outcomes of surprising organic complexity and depth. In each piece, I strive to manifest phenomena unique to the interaction between the physical medium and the logical structure. The work requires dedicated research to begin and execute, and invariably reveals both answers and further questions. In this way, the paintings and drawings form a body of visual research for abstract ideas often confined to the ethereal.

I create this work by hand using pencils, paint, a compass and, at most, the aid of a pocket calculator. The importance of this work, for me, lies beyond creating clever algorithms, or beautiful images. It is about understanding the nature and limits of our physical and mental worlds.

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