I am a multidisciplinary artist whose process is curiosity-driven and investigative. Through existentialism and the absurd, I explore life by examining moments of pause and our relationship to them.

My work is grounded in four interconnected ideas: time, construction and deconstruction, variables, and ontological structures. These allow me to see the world as a series of constructed structures. I am intrigued by the characteristics and relationships of structures and their materials, questioning how they are formed, transformed, and given meaning. I see time as a revelatory quality that exposes truth, deception, decay, and construction.

I explore how materials interact and induce change, and how smaller structures come together to form something beyond their individual parts. I construct my own substrates as a way to investigate these relationships, using them to examine how time imposes itself on structures and objects.

I also collect “found objects” that exist across physical, metaphysical, and virtual worlds. I am drawn to objects through their symbolism, materiality, or aesthetics, using them as points of departure for further investigation.