Working in film, video, sound, sculpture, installation, and performance, the work of Hawai’i-born artist Andy Graydon narrates processes of change, from emergence to decay, focusing on moments of transition and metamorphosis. He is interested in natural and social ecologies, and the role of listening and the voice, and engages structures of music such as scoring, improvisation, collective emergence, and community. Often ephemeral in nature, Graydon’s work combines minimal materials with elements that are absent, fictional, or imaginary.