I think about what lingers—memories, emotions, the weight of things left unsaid. I’m interested in the spaces in between: between presence and absence, identity and erasure, holding on and letting go. I am interested in how we hold onto things, how loss reshapes us, how meaning is carried not just in words but in the spaces between them. My work is shaped by grief, nostalgia, and the tension between wanting to be seen and fearing it.
I’m drawn to symbols and fragments, to the way objects and gestures can carry unspoken meaning. Fleeting moments, unfinished thoughts, familiar shapes that feel like home—these are the echoes that stay with me. I’m especially interested in the way time folds in on itself in objects and rituals, how the past remains alive in the present, how loss isn’t only about what’s missing but also about what remains.
I don’t create to explain but to hold space—for emotions that are hard to name, for connections that exist beyond words, for the quiet weight of memory. My work is about what we carry with us, even when we think we’ve left it behind.