About

I have been performing the sound of drawing on instruments of my own making since 1994. Sound completes a creative process that often begins with site-specific investigation. Drawing, video, field recordings all are part of the research. I work through several different mediums before distilling the work into a format that can be performed and shared as a collective experience. The sound of drawing is my first language. It's true. It's direct. It's real.

In July of 2018, Rachel Templeton, Transom Workshop student, conducted an extensive interview with me and produced her first audio piece. The profile aired on Marfa Public Radio August 10th. Making Sound From Art was also chosen as one of three student pieces to be featured on HowSound, a podcast produced by Rob Rosenthal, independent producer and Transom teacher. This profile is a wonderful summation of my work from early inspirations to current studio practices and studies.