This work revolves around the interpretation of modern social behavior through visual dialogue and performance.  My work asks the viewer to question society’s judgments of behavior, beliefs, and individuality.  By creating work evocative of playground equipment, I ask for audience participation. This interaction becomes a performance which questions the line between audience and work of art.  It also puts the viewer in a situation that is normally unexpected in public situations.  There is a strong sense of human instinct in my work, which reflects the idea that we have been forced to control our urge to enjoy certain aspects of our behavior.  I relate back to animals and children upon whom society’s behavioral boundaries have had less of an effect. These performances by the audience are my way of asking adults to, more or less act like children and animals with their peers as an audience.  This may alter the way our society judges instinctual behavior in and out of the art community.