Like the 100 trillion cells of the human body, each in a fight to survive, each in and of itself possessed of little or no self-awareness, but which together form a collective consciousness, nearly all of what exists (in whatever so we as individuals deem world or universe) cannot be seen (in the visual sense) yet is connected through an invisible system that forms a collective, albeit, unstable and undifferentiated whole.
My sculptures emphasize the same idea: a careful ensemble of many, small elements becoming a single, more powerful, more evident form.
A serendipitous encounter with a carefully placed sculpture affords the viewer a glimpse of the uncanny harmony (and mirrored disharmony) that is achieved between the work and the surrounding landscape.