I am always on the lookout for echoes of lives lived, narratives that have been left behind in urban and ancient landscapes. I find intimate abstracts by getting close up with nature. But what interests me most, in our increasingly noisy universe, is finding ways to photograph silence. Everything around us makes noise; the traffic, the phones, email. Even when you think it is silent…the refrigerator hums in the background. I create art that gives you a space to listen to the silence, to see it for yourself.

Sixteen years of studying flying trapeze in the Toronto cirque community changed my perspective on the world. A lifelong exposure to Japanese art and culture have given me an appreciation for fine details, and negative space.