I begin in the body. Before language, before form, before the work has a name there is the body. It knows before I know. It carries what cannot be said and waits until I am ready to listen.

I make art about what the body knows but language struggles to hold: the bureaucratic systems that act on the body, grief, displacement, the things that cannot survive inside silence. I translate lived experience into form because I believe that what is felt deeply by one body can resonate in another.

I work with movement, text, video, photography, and mixed media installation. The form is never decided in advance. I experiment until the work demands its shape. Some works are complete in a single gesture. Others follow a thread, one project teaching me where the next one begins.

In my installations, I create space where visitors can navigate, touch, sit, question. In my writing, body becomes the witness. In my photography, lens becomes a confession. Whatever the form, I want to open something that wasn’t open before.