“ I visualise episodic memory as an interstitial realm between our physical reality, our experiences and our sense of self. I have come to consider memory as a vast phenomenon that becomes a place, or realm, unto itself over time, through accumulation, bricolage and erasure of numerous experiences, layered over one another; a domain that is separate from the material world and physical experience. This realm is the subject of my fixation, a realm I yearn to immerse myself and others in through my work. The decayed memory, rewritten, reconstructed over and over takes a new form over time. It becomes more abstracted, less specific and rooted in reality; more symbolic, mythologized. A stairwell becomes a portal to a different time and a different feeling. A restaurant becomes a wreck; in memory, it is reassembled as a fortress. I feel compelled to visually depict this process through painting, printmaking, casting, and layering. ”