Walls

As objects, our associations with walls are entirely determined by the context within which they exist. In this way of ascribing meaning onto them, walls function as a type of blank slate, allowing their connotation to be fluid and malleable. Inevitably, walls are rarely viewed as purely independent objects, divorced from their environment and purpose. In this series, I remove them from their context by viewing them from a distance at which no extraneous information may be perceived. By doing this, I invite the viewer to wonder at the beautiful mundanity of these abstract forms that so often go overlooked.

WALLS

As objects, our associations with walls are determined by the context within which we view them. In this way of ascribing meaning onto them, walls function as a type of blank slate, allowing their connotation to be fluid and malleable. Inevitably, walls are rarely viewed as purely independent objects, divorced from their environment and purpose. In this series, I work remove them from their context and meaning by viewing them from a distance at which no extraneous information remains visible. By doing this, I invite the viewer to wonder at the beautiful mundanity of these abstract forms that exist all around us.