am·bi·gu·i·ty
/ˌambəˈɡyo͞oədē/
noun
- the quality of being open to more than one interpretation; inexactness.
am·big·u·ous
/amˈbiɡyəwəs/
adjective
- (of language) open to more than one interpretation; having a double meaning.
This body is full of contradictions, ambiguity and at its core, double meaning.
Both things are true:
There is form & anti-form.
The work is full of meaning, but there is space for a lack of meaning,
intangibility & tangibility,
as well as performative & non-performative action.
I create by mediating the experience of living in a body with chronic pain disorder. This work is a message in a bottle to connect with viewers through a framework of both ephemerality of experience and the tangibility of abstracted work in space.
Materializing is a way of dematerializing constrictions of communicating with language; as well as enhancing the beauty that is.
are not words & sounds but
rainbows & illusive bridges between
two things that are eternally apart?
-Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche