Infra Statement
I photograph infrastructure exposed during construction and reconfigure architectural elements to interpret the space. Buildings have a lifespan similar to our own and I draw parallels between the stages of construction and our ongoing personal evolution. Construction sites offer a view of a transitional stage. These are spaces in flux, on the precipice of becoming finished.
I see in the two-by-four timber frames the strength that upholds the house, and I manipulate their forms to allude to their fragility. The framework of the building is a skeleton and it reminds me of my own bones- obscured, essential and supportive. Through cutting away sections of the print I create a latticework of timber hovering over an ambiguous ground, or a truncated bridge, connecting nothing. The structures are being put together or pulled apart, and the ambiguity creates tension.