The ideology of reincarnation prompts how I interact with not only other living beings, but every physical and invisible element of my life. If our karma is undone or recycled timelessly, then how will this life path be different?  Through the lens of divine intervention I seek to bring forward imagery of mysticism; the commonplace is no exception. The homes we have forged, set in natural and man made settings often elicit feelings of chaos, longing, comfort and the unseen root system of our belonging. When do the streams we float down diverge from prior timelines? Where do we, as humans, fit into this world? Was it really created for us or do we merely exist to bear witness to its grandeur? My work explores personal curiosities, the desire for understanding, and a quest for foresight into the providential. Color, shadow and movement  drive my making process in order to balance where the observational imagery meets the imagined. A sacred moment occurs each time my hands reach out into my consciousness, in exploration of why my soul has become encapsulated in this body and what might my purpose be in this lifetime. I believe before anything else, I am a storyteller. Irish folklore and my upbringing in Catholicism, influence my desire to question that which is seen as taboo. While I am no longer a member of this faith, the ancient narratives told to me as a child are often deconstructed and repurposed in my work. I dance atop a timeline of my lineage, observant of patterns familiarized in our heritage. Looking towards my immigrant ancestors for guidance in a world I will never understand but do not cease to question brings wonder into every relationship I hold with animate and in animate alike.