The holographic object is an entity, a volume of light that occupies space. It is fragile and fleeting, transparent, weightless. Challenging an old rule of physics, it can and does occupy the same space as another object. Furthermore, it embodies both the physical reality of the original and its altered, transcendent state. The hologram is, in effect, simultaneously the real and the abstract, both the body and the soul.

The philosophy behind all my art seems to be that of a quest to make some sense of the world I live in. That involves filtering information, truth from lie, reality from illusion. Through my objects and in my paintings, I create a language to describe the nature of the world around me. It is not merely the rational and the material; it encompasses the illogical, the primitive, and the magical.