My work is heavily process driven. I take straight stock materials from steel yards and manipulate them with hydraulic rollers, presses, and heat. Using the skills that i have amassed from years of self exploration, mechanical jobs, and working for other crafts people, I create forms that reference function and basic geometric shapes. From one angle you can see straight through the sculpture, as the viewpoint is shifted the gaps between the lines get smaller, creating a moiré pattern. The moiré effect is the mechanical interference of light by a superimposed network of lines. This creates movement a the viewpoint is shifted, activating the sculpture in the landscape.