My work centers on the complexion of human emotions, exploring how they shape our connections with one another. By deconstructing emotions into their raw, fragmented elements, I translate this process into a physical layering of materials. Each layer reflects the shifting, often contradictory, feelings we experience– building a dialogue between vulnerability and strength, chaos and order. 

At the core of my practice is the necessity of human interaction. I aim to evoke a shared emotional experience, creating work that not only expresses my own internal landscape but invites viewers to confront their own feelings and connections. The work becomes a conversation, a space for empathy and reflection. 

In today’s contemporary scene, where exploration of identity, social interaction,, and emotional landscapes is key, my work fits into the broader narrative of seeking meaning through connection. By focusing on emotional deconstruction and human relationships, I strive to offer a lens through which we can better understand ourselves and each other.