Through the juxtaposition of video and other media such as sound, photography and drawing my work challenges viewer perception of space and time. These installations involve abstract imagery and sound removed from everyday experience and given a new context through the capturing and editing processes. Re-presenting this sensory information in a layered format such as a projection on a drawing or a video with sound adds another dimension to the work. It plays on the human need to identify and understand. This particular combination of materials challenges the holistic understanding most humans seek by providing a fragmented, temporal, and ever-changing art experience.