I trained as an architect. My work has since expanded across space, image, and movement. I’ve lived in different cities, painted a mural, and designed spatial concepts and experiences. Over time, my focus has widened from physical space to the ways we perceive and inhabit it  — and to the processes through which we navigate change, meaning, and action.

Watercolor. Collage. Spatial design. Photography. Digital form.
Different mediums, one continuous process. I write to clarify what I’m thinking. I dance to understand something the body knows before language does. I’m interested in work that holds complexity without rushing toward answers. Work that invites attention and rewards patience.

This practice continues to evolve, but the questions remain consistent.