The silvery surface of a very old photo, browning at the edges, cracked and fragile; half-seen figures on clouded glass; the family snap as a metaphor for transience and our attempts to capture time. My work is a conversation with the past, a retrieval of forgotten fragments, a re-arranging of time and events, attempts to pin down the "frozen moment" and to translate that into objects. Memories become prints, sculpture, installations.