Process and Perception is a collection of drawings examining forms of permutation, iteration, time, and blandness. These works convey a place where an infinite potential of imaginings and realizations are possible while providing the viewer with concrete examples of those potentials.

When given over to an audience, the drawings can be imagined as an experience of that felt time and a vastness of imagined or concrete space. The works in the show are interconnected in that they all begin with a form and a process. The artist imagines a space for a procedure to occur while allowing the materials and the process to dictate the result.

The show also includes a sound installation titled Structures: Metal. The installation uses resonating sheet metal and examines the architectural and acoustic properties of these objects. The installation will include a set of drawings illustrating the properties of the individual metal pieces and their relation to one another.