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This show was an exploration into the connections between art and science with regard to how we interact with and understand the space around us. This investigation is done by engaging two and three-dimensional modes of creating and understanding artwork. Combining flat paintings on two-dimensional surfaces with grid-like constructs in three-dimensional space reflects my interest in various conceptions of space near and distant. By working in an intuitive, combinatorial mode I sought to evoke curiosity for what is known while pondering what is still to be discovered.

Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art (March-May 2019)

(From left to right) Elnath, Aldebaran, Zeta Tauri — (From left to right) *Elnath, Aldebaran, Zeta Tauri*

My work on the left and right walls - Michael Schultheis sculpture and painting in the background.

Detail of Zeta Tauri — Detail of *Zeta Tauri*

(From left to right) Maia, Lambda Tauri, 19 Tauri — (From left to right) *Maia, Lambda Tauri, 19 Tauri*

(Left, upper right, lower right) Merope, T Tauri, Celaeno — (Left, upper right, lower right) *Merope, T Tauri, Celaeno*