Influenced by the works of Samuel Beckett, W. David Hancock, Marguerite Duras, and William S. Burroughs, their approach is instinctive and pragmatic contingent on intuition and an unyielding fidelity to their unique vision. 

By integrating performance, video, audio, and place, ROOMS explores the reservoir of images and sounds of things past, present, and future. They strive to stretch beyond notions of “narrative” and drift into varying presentations of thought and experience by practicing the manipulation, reorganization, and sometimes skewing of specific images, sounds, motion, and placement of perceived reality and the memories it leaves behind. 

ROOMS maintains the belief that the power of art lives within the visceral reaction to the questions that mystery and ambiguity provoke.