Statement

My work explores the fragile spaces between things—light, shadows, memory, and trauma—capturing the subtle gestures of the world that often go unnoticed. Through intuitive mark-making and layering, I trace the invisible patterns of nature and the self, reflecting on the delicate tension between chaos and order, loss and recovery. Born from my own experiences of memory loss and trauma, my practice uses materials like graphite, ink, and transparent surfaces to map the passage of time, the fading of memories, and the scars that shape us. My art is a process of reclaiming lost fragments of self and an invitation for others to find connection through shared vulnerability, exploring the beauty and meaning found in the spaces between what we remember and what we forget.