I am an interdisciplinary artist working with a variety of 2D and 3D mediums to investigate and memorialize ephemeral encounters and everyday objects. My practice is rooted in the desire to capture transitory moments, embedding notions of loss, transformation, and personal history into my work. Through a process of collecting, imprinting, and arranging, I create visual narratives that preserve the emotional resonance of objects and relationships—both transient and enduring.

My process is deeply tied to documentation, as I explore relationships and conversations through text and materiality. The careful selection and placement of objects in my work reflect a deliberate attempt to safeguard meaning, transforming the ordinary into a testament of personal and collective history. Influenced by poetry, literature, and visual media, my work is an assemblage of memory, habit, and the physical traces left behind in human interactions.