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If I were to ask you to stay, I would embarrass myself. I want to, I always want to, but it means that I need you, that I need something, and I want to be something that needs nothing. I want to be solid, unflappable, impermeable, able to withstand all forms of loss with a stoic grace because that is the ideal. But I can’t. I want to beg and sob and pound my fists and refuse and make sounds like an animal. But I can’t do that either. I know about the inevitability of transience. I want to honor it, quietly, with effort, while I shake on the inside with everyone else.

Multi-Disciplinary

I'm So Happy You're Here
Innocence and Panic
Redundancy Exercise: 365 Good Mornings 365 Good Nights
How I Learned to Stop Worrying
The Snap Shot Shanty: Collaborative project with artists Emily Darnell, Sam Hoolihan and Terese Elhard
A Series of Untapped Potentials and Other Random Embarrassments
Possessions or You Do Lose What You Do Not Hold
Emotional Stunt
Two Dobermans Fucking Under a Bedroom Window
Good Hustle (try)
Emission and Decoration of a Substance from the Mouth of the Artist Roth
The Snug
Upright and Doubled Over
Likes
Soft Lake Shanty: Collaborative project with artists Adam Collignon and Angela Zammarelli
Futurisms
Maintenance
Almost
the hardened old men with hearts of stone must die
Sucker (detail from "Meander", a collaborative installation)
Yours
Thunder and Forgetting
I Can't Help You (detail from "Meander", a collaborative installation)
The Best Times Are Sometimes (futility)