My artistic practice centers on creating long form narrative cycles that delve into the psychological and mythological themes of human experience. These narratives do not offer solutions or utopias but explore the edges and thresholds where boundaries are tenuous. The work draws inspiration from descent narratives in mythology while looking to psycho-mythology and archetypal symbolism for their dialectics which engage with the collective unconscious. My works speak to an omnipresent disquiet, to the restlessness and uncertainty everywhere, forever tentative, indefinite and in transition. I'm interested in what lies just beyond the threshold, in places where boundaries can be tenuous and in the uncomfortable connection between terror and the sublime. My works look to the hidden, concealed or "occulted" qualities of the world. The subjects in my drawings operate at the precipice, reaching out before them, seeking to transcend their precarious states, yet ever searching.