I navigate the intricate interplay between nature's resilience and the human spirit's capacity for transformation. Through my work, I illuminate the connections between environmental adaptation, emotional healing, material impact on the planet, and how each of these themes informs the other.
Drawing inspiration from the resilience observed in ecosystems and the adaptive qualities inherent in our surroundings, I reimagine materials and narratives using biomorphic handmade organisms as my actors. Discarded and broken elements find new life in my hands, as I employ techniques such as expanded painting, craft, sculpture, and installation to unveil their latent potential giving them new life.
Embroidery and collaged patchwork become symbolic acts of "healing," transforming torn objects into cohesive narratives of regeneration. My soft sculpture work mimics the regenerative qualities of the natural world, inviting viewers to contemplate the parallels between environmental resilience and emotional restoration.