For three decades now, I have been setting up camp around the world. From my Princeton sandbox to the Plaza 
of Sonoma, I have worked from what is revealed by site and the fingerprints I impart always with the help of 
strangers. From Houston to San Francisco, from Rome to Rio, from Bangkok to Barcelona, I have immersed myself in extreme urban environments. My most current work of the past 2+ years finds inspiration from a 2010 trip to my maternal homeland Arequipa, Peru and a 2013 trip to "The Motherland" Greece. The building blocks from both cultures serve as the cells for my two dimensional constructions.  My art considers site, community, material and experience using architectural language and materials from or inspired by imaginary & actual sites. From the visual language of selected landscapes and the stories of those residing in those spaces, the framework for my artwork is constructed.