Using my direct experience with a place, I reimage new realities in drawn space or in space it self.  Intricate line and pattern pay homage to the remarkable complexity and delicacy of our world, offering glimpses of distant, dreamlike environments or detailed abstractions.   Through a slow and tedious process of building mark and form, I examine my own tenuous relationship with the place and reflect on how I moved through it.   The marks, paper cutting and line work that depict the way systems form, plants grow and particles move develops largely through spontaneous linear improvisation.   This repetitious line creates optically disruptive, hypnotic patterns that help dislocate the viewer from our ordinary, hard reality and offer a glimpse of a more spacious, un-tethered awareness.