My work explores transformation, identity, memory, and the ways we carry the world within us. Working across photography, drawing, collage, sculpture, and installation, I create figures, vessels, and hybrid forms that blur the boundaries between people, objects, and environments.
 

Many pieces begin with ordinary materials, found objects, or familiar images that are altered through layering, distortion, recombination, and play. Flowers become faces. Containers become bodies. Light becomes a character. Through these transformations, I explore themes of growth, resilience, belonging, perception, and the stories we inherit and create.

Rather than depicting the world as it appears, I am interested in how it is experienced: fragmented, symbolic, interconnected, and constantly becoming.