My practice is rooted in material exploration. I work across sculpture, sound, and mixed media to create tactile experiences that question systems of power, consumption, and identity. Using materials such as glass, metal, found objects, and fabric, I investigate the tension between fragility and resilience—how something can simultaneously protect and expose, silence and amplify.

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Each work begins with a visceral response to the world around me: the noise of protest, the excess of wealth, the quiet labor of care, the female experience. Through these themes, I explore the body’s role as both vessel and voice. My pieces often invite touch or participation, emphasizing the sensory and emotional connections that form between object, viewer, and space.

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I am drawn to materials that carry history or contradiction—objects that are worn, discarded, or overlooked. By transforming them, I highlight cycles of use and renewal, destruction and reconstruction. This process mirrors the ways we rebuild ourselves and our communities through acts of resistance, empathy, and repair.

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I aim to make visible the unseen—our shared vulnerabilities, our capacity for endurance, and the beauty that persists amid struggles. I seek to create an emotional bridge between my art and the viewer, encouraging dialogue and exploring the beauty that emerges from life’s chaos.