Assemblages and images of monochromatic patterns represent convulsions’ electric jolt and disarray. I look, search, cut, collect, arrange and layer until the pieces harmonize in a particular order.

My technique is influenced by my late father, a bricklayer and mason. His work inspires my use of materials – layering and building images. I use the creative process to tap into the expanse of the subconscious. Each piece expresses a form of movement and dimension, and I imagine the work traveling from a dream state to a waking state.

I was diagnosed with epilepsy at age 13 – a challenge I have tried to embrace and expose. I capture and archive what I experience – the sharpness and repetition of a seizure.