While I always have more questions about life than I have answers for, engaging with art can feel like an honest and brave way of searching. 

 

My mixed media sculpture and painting practices are a continuous search for ordinary moments of life often overlooked, through purposeful attention to being present.

I am intensely interested in how visuals from daily routine can inform us of feelings we didn't know how to recognize or describe through words.

 

My work conveys feelings of stillness and introspection, loneliness, and felt internal conflict, with a specific focus on surface planes and converging layers of space. I also enjoy pairing structural forms with soft organic shapes, allowing tension and play between their two natures. Through this, my work becomes just as much a record of life's great comforts and joys. My understanding is that maybe those feelings which we find difficult are just as precious and worthy of our attention as the more pleasant ones: that they make the pleasant ones more potent.

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