The volcano digs deep to bring the sky into focus, breaks through the banks and burns everything around it. In these works, it seeks to be a metaphor for the body: the belly of fire that bursts forth from the cavity and flows as slow-moving lava. Ultimately, it is an allegory of existence, an unperturbed motion that ceaselessly destroys and creates. The works are layers of waste materials and monotypes on tissue paper. They depict the two manifestations of the volcano: the placid state of repose and the explosive force of the eruption. Two dimensions that also coexist within the human body, in its outward manifestations and its inner sanctuaries.