Artist Statement
My work explores transformation and memory, and the ways time reshapes what we experience, perceive, and remember.
Memory is approached as something fluid rather than fixed. Experiences can fade, return, overlap, and take new forms, leaving behind impressions that are partial and continually shifting.
Through process and material, these changes take on a physical presence. Surfaces register marks, objects carry evidence of what they have been through, and forms reveal the effects of time.
Environment, perception, and lived experience all influence what remains with us, allowing meaning to continue forming through these encounters.
