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"My desire to be recognized as an artist as opposed to a designer or sculptress alone has been a driving factor in my work. As a result, much of my work is three-dimensional and uses the technological aspects of graphic design as a tool to communicate my message in addition to the influences of sculpture. Nevertheless, I favor minimalistic appearance and it is often the incorporation of negative space that allows for a more complex dimensional analysis without creating, for lack of a better word, a mess. The fine arts influence of sculpture is a heavy influence in my installation work, as reflected in its lack of the stereotypical commercial appearance of graphic design. I want the simplicity and appeal of design to draw people into my work while the chosen material works to convey my overall message.
My graphic design experience is nevertheless apparent in every detail of my work, especially font and color, which grabs the attention of the audience while reflecting the modern influence of my work.
As an artist, I straddle the line between sculpture and graphic arts, appealing to the client, the basic audience, and the art world. Regardless of where I lie, I desire to take the design to a level of more complex physicality expressed through my three-dimensional work." Read Less