I am interested in art forms that allow me to spontaneously collaborate with the materials I work with. Rather than forcing them to fit my intention, I engage in an interactive process, listening and responding to their unique qualities. The message in my work is rarely my idea alone; I seek to coexist with nature through material dialogue.
Inspired by evolving and decaying facets of nature, I work with often unnoticed elements such as wind, soil, water, industrial debris, and discarded materials.
Through transformation and regeneration, I bring these objects back to life, revealing their embedded material memory and living presence.
Using layered translucent materials, my work explores interconnected human and natural worlds shaped by fragile ecosystems and environmental change.
Through sculpture, installation, and light-based media, I investigate where decay and renewal coexist, confronting tensions between transience and permanence, fragility and resilience of life.