I re-covered an entire set of the Encyclopedia Britannica to form a de-saturated colour wheel. I have replaced the alphabetical order of the encyclopedia with a 32 part grey scale, using specially designed canvas. The newly formatted books have an order that resists the notion of a beginning or an end. There is no fixed point upon which the eye can rest.

This work draws its inspiration from the idea of a geological core sample, cross-referenced with the graphic qualities of op - art.

In Out of the Blue overlapping billows of smoke trace their way around the sides of a cube to form an endlessly cycling cloud.
This is a sculptural work that allows the viewer to walk around and see the moving image from all four sides.

Consider the sky as an extension of the urban geography, that has become an extension of the streets and avenues of the urban grid.

Over a period of several weeks I video-taped the jet trails made by the airplanes that passed over my studio. Eventually, I could predict the time and the direction of the oncoming jets. It became apparent that the jets followed frequently traveled pathways and networks across the sky, extensions of the urban geography.

A ribbon of smoke wafts and curls upwards across the screen. It is the smoldering essence of an unseen subject as it is gradually consumed, the mark of transformation from one state into another.