BIOGRAPHY

I am an interdisciplinary artist who uses my body as a vessel to explore the complexities of the human condition, with a particular focus on the political and social struggles tied to womanhood and identity. My practice engages deeply with the tension between life and death, flourishing and decay—exploring how environments shape what thrives and, what withers. I’m fascinated by the passage of time, and how surrendering control to natural cycles mirrors the way I navigate uncertainty in my own life.

 

Through sculptural performance, photography, collage, and site-specific installation, I challenge how context shifts perception, inviting viewers to rethink the spaces we inhabit. My art is an evolving dialogue between my inner world and external realities, serving as a tool to untangle complex emotions and thoughts.

 

I am driven by a passion for accessibility in the arts, and I’m dedicated to advocating for differently-abled artists and individuals to engage with creative expression. Grounded in an intimate connection to the earth, my work invites reflection on the intersections of gender, nature, and the socio-political forces that shape our collective experience, while pushing the boundaries of inclusivity and access to art for all.