In contemporary art we often demand that artists theorize their work in order to validate its place among human cultural achievement. We want to be reassured that there is a concrete, worthwhile motive and intellectual pursuit embedded in the artworks we see in galleries and museums. We want artwork made at the professional level to offer some discernible insight into the nature of the world we live in. However, the artworks I am making are the product of ideas and creative impulses that I am still trying to untangle and understand. My most recent projects are the results of ruminating over the universal struggle of trying to find logic and stability in a complex and chaotic world.