"If it is true that for most civilizations the circle, square and triangle are marked out as religious, philosophical, magical, astrological and cosmic symbols, then this is especially the case for the circle.  So generous in form is the circle that it can be easily made to symbolize a mass of objects, within any given pattern of civilization, on a variety of different levels, their interpretation depending on the context in which the circle is being manipulated.  The many qualities of the circle—the constant relationship between centre and the never-ending, continuous circumference—make it a highly fascinating, obsessive form, one which can refer at one and the same time to the cyclical passage of time, the movement of heavenly bodies and of the cosmos, the limit of the void, emptiness or completeness..."

In this recent body of work, I rediscovered the nobleness of working with paper and pipe cleaners all over again, through the use of simple forms, primarily the circle.  I found that in its apparent simplicity lies an infinite world yet to be unfolded.  And the door seems to be opening for loads of new unrestrained and creative possibilities for me.

Pipe Cleaners and Works on Paper will inaugurate the artist run space AAA3A.

AAA3A will host gregarious living room occurrences, face to face exchanges, victual, dialogue, workshops, residencies and art inside the former home of the Bronx Blue Bedroom Project.