My work grows out of lived experience and the moments of change that quietly reshape you over time. It is formed in the in between spaces, where things are still settling, where movement is slow and often unnoticed, shaped by small decisions made repeatedly and without spectacle. This is where the work begins, in processes that unfold gradually rather than all at once.

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I think about resilience as something steady and continuous, where one movement carries into the next and form is allowed to emerge through patience, repetition, and care. My work follows this rhythm, shaped by continuity, by staying with what is happening rather than pushing toward resolution.

 

I work intuitively, following feeling as much as form, translating internal states into physical language through flow, pressure, restraint, and release. The process is less about control and more about attention, about listening and responding as the work reveals itself. Each piece grows alongside me, holding a moment in time within an ongoing process of becoming, carried forward as my own unfolding moves through the work.