Throughout all of my work is a desire to make connections—with others, the self, and the environments we inhabit, examining the reciprocal relationship within these connections.

I create images through performance, acting out ideas and using my body to explore the psychological dynamics of connection and vulnerability. These works often involve physical actions, symbolic objects, and interactions that leave traces, suggesting hidden narratives.

The subconscious plays a central role in my work, revealing itself through behaviors and moments of unresolved tension. I’m fascinated by how hidden desires, fears, and motivations take shape in tangible ways, leaving traces that hint at personal and universal experiences.

I’m interested in the tension of contradictions: the need to be seen clashes with the fear of exposure, the comfort of closeness complicated by the pull of detachment. These contradictions create an emotional undercurrent in my work, offering a framework to explore the complexities of human relationships.

My work draws on the interplay between the familiar and the strange, creating compositions that feel rooted in everyday life yet evoke a sense of unease. Scenes like the smear of water across a wall, a cassette held out through an open window, or a figure illuminated in headlights while dancing before an unseen observer, are meant to hold space for questions rather than answers.