Through painting and sculpture, I follow the subtle ways we are entangled with everything around us.
I’m drawn to the quiet, everyday exchanges between bodies and objects, how they guide our movements, habits, and attention.

In this process, the body can begin to feel like an object too, shaped, positioned, and read in relation to what surrounds it. The boundary between us and them becomes less certain at times, it feels like we are not separate at all.

My work stays with that uncertainty. We make and use objects, but they also form us in return.
By focusing on these small interactions, I try to open space for noticing how closely entangled we already are with the world around us.