The works in the "Sculpting with Satellites" series began as walks through the artist’s neighborhood. These travels were tracked via global positioning system. The GPS data was then processed through a script written by the artist that plots this data into 3D modeling software, scaling the points within a Cartesian cube. This generated a path through space with a width that is modulated according to the speed at which he was moving. These were then brought out of digital space by a variety of computer aided machining techniques. The series includes sculptural renderings of these paths, created by the artist using a 3D printer. Other sculptures are selections from these paths, chosen as studies, and created as physical objects by milling and laminating. These objects were then resolved in a sculptural manner, employing an aesthetic sensibility that is rooted in a non-linguistic understanding of space, material, and form.

These spaces and translations were further explored in a series of drawings. Images from this process were captured in the 3D software and etched into acrylic using a laser cutter. These etchings were then in-filled with paint to make the images visible.