About Me.

I make work about survival — emotional, physical, and spiritual.

My pieces often deal with exhaustion, manipulation, resilience, and the ways we carry invisible damage inside ordinary life.

Through text, painting, and installation, I try to capture the small moments that say everything: a low battery warning, a half-finished apology, a snoozed alarm, a rewritten memory.

I’m interested in where vulnerability and resistance meet — in the tension between what we are told to feel and what we actually live through.

My work isn’t about offering clean answers.

It’s about holding the messy, unfinished parts of survival up to the light and saying, “This matters too.”