Lukasik-Foss an artist, writer, and performer interested in the ways in which art becomes a public language or a publicly shared experience. His visual work employs the idioms of conventional sign making, and is frequently designed for site-specific purposes. As well his performance work explores the notion of the public concert, and tries to deliberately tamper with the relationship between the performer, the stage, and the audience. Recently, Lukasik-Foss has further fused the art making and performance interests by designing and building performance sculptures. His hope is that these artistic investigations will pull him into a deeper understanding of the differences between public and private, between fame and obscurity, between the personal and the universal.