As a conceptual artist, my work encompasses interactive installation, digital

photography, sound, and sculpture. I am actively engaged in a personal dialogue with

identity; the fragmented, hybrid self, the impact of culture on identity, and the variety

of ways an individual represents oneself through performance. Within this theme, my

artistic and conceptual concerns have been focusing on memory, gender and

sexuality, Judaism, the family, and death.  Reconstructing traditional ideas and

materials into abstracted, yet familiar structures, I often combine humor with pathos,

using technology to mechanize the static form.