Art

Tote bags are often used to communicate inspirational and brand slogans. Fake Change does exactly that but twists the critical message and warning from Anand Giridharadas' book Winner Takes All into a bold statement of confidence.

Mass Transit is a set of 5 signs that mimic New York's Mass Transit Authority subway signage. The pieces live in apartment and shop windows, and face outwards to create a large distributed way finding system with the help of the cities citizen. It transforms the street into a platform and viewers into travelers, alerting them to scrutinize their paths and destinations.

Fund Trust is a participatory art piece. It consists of 12 translucent stamps and one ink pad each measuring 1.5 x 1.5 inches. Each stamp features a different word: Each Other, Women, The System, Money, Color, Moral, Others, Guns, You, ♥, Work, The 1%. The instructions for piece are as follows: Decide who or what you trust most from the selection of stamps. Take a dollar bill of any denomination and place it White House facing you on any surface. Ink the stamp gently and replace the word God "In God We Trust" with your word.

Eyes on money looks at our relationship with the all white and male assembly of founding fathers and prominent Americans on the US paper currency. Looking them eye to eye one can start wondering what they are thinking about, if their dreams and intentions for this country have taken shape.

As temporary installation at Williamsburg Bridge in New York City, It's all downhill from here engaged cyclist through an official looking MTA inspired sign at the exact middle and pinnacle of the bridge. On one hand lighthearted message and signal of relief to have reached the top – on the other hand an ominous sign and thought provoking banner that stayed with each cyclist as they continued onwards and downward, following the endless seeming path to the other side of the east river.

The feeling of finding something, the excitement of finding an unusual object, in an unexpected place makes it beautiful, the potential makes it practical, the elimination of wastefulness makes it a reinvention. Capturing the past and mystery of an unknown thing, revealing a glimpse into its story. One that is hard to decipher, but assembled creates a story of its own. All Furniture Found pieces were built from discarded objects that were found in New York City between December 2011 and February 2012.

More than meets the eye explores the relationship between perception and reality through visual illusions and optical effects.

Black, large garbage bags are omnipresent. Anything discarded disappears. But does it?

9 short films shot on super 8 and digitally edited. Exploring the relationship of we have with time, its intersection with space or how emotions change. Experimental.