Education:
San Diego State University / BA: Photography and Painting
1995-2000

Exhibitions:
2000 Flor y Canto Gallery / San Diego, California

Statement:
For this project, I chose to use Alessandra's Raking Light. As one already knows Raking Light was created using no artificial lighting and a minimalist technique. Staying within the concept of a palimpsest, I have chosen to overwrite Alessandra's work with yet another minimalist piece which is the visual opposite of Raking Light. My work, with artificial lighting and no boundaries, combined with Alessandra's natural lighting and obvious boundaries equals together all there is available to us. Although visually this piece is the opposite of Raking Light, it conveys in theory, quiet contemplation. This work represents a common scene in modern America. In addition, the parking lot is a metaphor for the next edition of the Palimpsest project, it is to be paved over and replaced with only a trace of it left behind.