Artist Statement
As an artist, my focus is on memory as a communal process. I explore how shared histories, rituals, and material culture shape our collective identity. My work engages with storytelling, embodied practices, and cultural artifacts as vessels of remembrance, challenging the boundaries between personal and collective memory. I aim to highlight the fluidity of memory, its capacity to sustain traditions, and its role in facilitating change. Through my practice, I invite viewers to witness, participate in, and reflect on how memory is preserved and reshaped over time.
