After Lebbeus: A Model for Drawing was built in response to paper architect Lebbeus Woods' posthumous 2013 exhibition at the Drawing Center. My aim is to underscore Woods' exploration of ethics, human psychology, and the built form. The animated video, "Getting Large Eye" was placed at different vantage points in the installation.

The video was intended to highlight the form's connection to the human body.

The video was placed on small screens viewable from different angles in the gallery. This work is designed to take advantage of the aesthetics of working technology, including the line quality of wires.

This animation was imbedded into the structure at various points and at different sizes. Responding to the emphasis on visuality, as well as the bodily qualities of Woods' drawings, this animation, based on what can be seen through closed eyes during meditation, explores the relationship between human physiology and spiritual 'visions'.

This exhibition of sculpture and painting included several videos installed at various points in gallery, imbedded into sculptural objects

This central piece of the exhibition could be seen as a wish, or a plea to the "universe". The videos were not obvious to the casual viewer, here one is located at the top of this structure, and attached to white earbuds, which were broadcasting the video's audio. The viewer might encounter the videos initially as a strange whispering or murmuring, then see movement. Ultimately the goal is for the viewer to be drawn in to the deeper content of the work around ethics, leadership, and survival.

Here, the video "Gilles" is imbedded in a larger sculptural work.

Videos are shown on small, outdated and salvaged digital products, such as IPod Nanos and Touches.