Charlie Citron b.1958 New York BA Art/Art History State University of NewYork at Binghamton 1988 Fellow Rijksacademie voor Beeldende Kunsten Amsterdam, Sculpture Deptartment My work has an interventionist aesthetic where environment and atmosphere play an important role in its meaning, my sense of place having to do with personal and cultural memory. No place is neutral as you always create language inside language; the place of presentation changes the context by which we understand the work. Each installation expresses its theme through the use of particular materials. Many works being on site projects use art as a liaison using materials, image and installation to reflect the social and cultural fabric of the place of presentation. In this sense my work displays a diversity of place, and a concern for intercultural issues, but certain formal motifs repeat themselves.