Spaces are perhaps my attempt to reconcile with both my failure and/or betrayal of architecture as a profession. I initially entered the world very briefly as an architect. But I was young and ill prepared for such an industry. I ended up giving up. But still to this day, I can truly feel there is something both fantastic and magical about architecture as a pure process. Architecture not as a result but as a process. And this is something that haunts me to this day.

I ended up transitioning to the flat surface/plane and the flatness was at times both liberating and suffocating at the same time. Moving to the flat plane of graphic design created a kind of void that I have, over the years, tried to fill here and there with limited success. But in recent years, I have begun to, perhaps, ceremoniously attempt to break out of these confines. Here are some recent projects where I am trying to see where both two and three dimensions might meet. Definitely not within the world of architecture but perhaps a distant cousin to spatial processes. A work in progress, as usual.