Title TK

My practice is rooted in a series of expansive and unanswerable questions about who we are, how we come to know each other, and the limits revealed by representation at the moment we start to assert ultimate truths or conclusions about our identities. … The process of letting go of a film — knowing that it will be interpreted in ways that are far outside my control — is a beautiful, precarious and never-ending reminder about the relationship between intention and reality. What I think my film is doing, and what you think my film is doing, are often two very different things. I don’t experience that conflict as a failure of the work necessarily, but rather a productive example of the tensions offered by any kind of attempt at storytelling, meaning making is relational. I believe that your read on my work will reveal just as much about you, as it does about me.

"There is, it’s worth noting, a restorative innocence to waking up and discovering that something has changed overnight."