My sense of identity is not static. I move through natural seasons of change — cycles of dissolution and rebirth. Sometimes these are conscious periods of growth, and sometimes the change is subconscious, happening beneath the surface.

Home is something I make rather than find, and it moves and evolves with me. It starts as a physical connection — sensation, presence, the embodied experience of a place. In my home on Salt Spring Island, this means feeling the moss, the rain on my face, the smell of the coastal forest. The emotional home — belonging, meaning, accumulated history — grows out of that.

Balance, for me, is the moment when my inner state, the environment around me, and a specific, unrepeatable moment all line up. As an artist, expressing this balance means capturing this confluence in sound — when a track holds the exact intersection of where I was, who I was, and what was present in that instant.

Further is longform, progressive electronic music that grounds itself in the evolving sense of self and home, using presence and emotion to capture the rare convergence of inner life, place, and time.