My art lives in flux. The realm of change sits within the core of everything I create, both collectively and personally. I am constantly responding to the world's shifting energy alongside using the human entity as inspiration. Chaos, femininity, decay, transformation, endurance - all of it finds its way into my current work.

The materials I utilize feel unstable or unattainable, echoing how transformation is never linear or clear. Through the process of layering, assembling, and reassembling, I explore the human path of motion, rebuilding, and letting go. My practice is rooted in intuition and vulnerability, often drawn from personal experiences, community encounters, and a strong desire to stay honest about what it means to exist in uncertainty.

My work doesn't offer fixed answers. It invites reflection, discomfort, change, and pause. I want the viewers to feel seen and understood in the chaotic and beautiful process of becoming.