In-camera multiple exposures on 35mm film. After exposing a single image onto each frame, I roll the film back into the canister, reload it into the camera, and expose a new round of images over the same film. After developing the film, I examine every image, hunting for interesting relationships and patterns that might emerge.
Chance, experimentation, and play are my guides. I don't track the individual images I've taken, or try to plan ahead for harmonious compositions. The results are unpredictable but sometimes appear eerily purposeful.
Working this way shifts my role between creator and participant, scientist and subject, magician and archaeologist. I will the images into existence, then search them for treasure. To me they illustrate the chaos of life—the many seemingly unrelated experiences we encounter on our journeys through life, which layer one on top of the other in our memory, to create the rich tapestry that we call our "self."