About Me

I am a multidisciplinary artist working across acrylic, oil, photography, and video. My practice examines human vulnerability across changing contexts — the body in the city, the body in memory, the body as something that can be punctured or moved by forces outside itself.

Each project begins with a persistent image and follows it until the material suggests a form. Recent series have addressed anonymity in urban space, the instability of childhood recollection, and the tension between acting and being acted upon. I am less interested in resolving these questions than in holding them accurately.

Scale matters to how the work reads: small studies sit alongside large-format canvases, and the distance between them is part of what the work is doing.