My studio practice focuses on devising and constructing alternate systems for archiving layers of thought, time, and history, both personal and cultural, to explore the experiences of identity, gender, loss of lineage, and cultural disconnect.​​

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I combine my skill as a woodworker with hand papermaking processes to create objects that populate large-scale narrative installations. Paper symbolizes endless potential to me, and I'm fascinated by its versatility as a medium to express lived experiences. I aim to challenge and disrupt traditional gender norms, offering new perspectives on these complex issues while reimagining and broadening the scope for self-expression and individuality through material experimentation.

 

As a craft-informed maker, I'm interested in creating work that addresses universal shared experiences despite my work originating from a personal space.