Body of Work

Dark, atmospheric photography of domestic spaces exploring absence and the uncanny.

A series of self-portraits over the course of 34 days in isolation, questioning gender and conventional ways of experiencing and measuring time.

A typed letter and fabric swatches exploring long-distance relationships, bodily transformation, and sensory memory.

Atmospheric double-exposure photograph of a bedroom, suggesting memory and the haunting quality of lived spaces.

Large-scale wall installation of hundreds of small sculptural elements in a dispersing flock pattern, exploring migration and collective movement.

Ink drops on paper squares documenting incremental material accumulation over time.

Performance art exploring the body in public space, rest as resistance, and intimacy in public.