About
I am an installation and material-based artist. My practice explores memory, care, and transformation through materials and architectural form. Working across mediums—including textile, glass, and layered surfaces—I am drawn to how materials hold traces of time, touch, and lived experience.
Architecture—both physical and emotional—runs through my work. I am interested in the way built environments shape us: the walls we construct, the rooms we inhabit, and the thresholds we cross or carry with us. My work often takes the form of wall-based structures and installations that explore these spaces as containers of memory.
Emerging from years spent building and sustaining a home across geographies, my practice reflects on acts of care, repair, and endurance. Through material accumulation and transformation, I seek forms that hold both fragility and strength, intimacy and monument.
I hold a BA in Interdisciplinary Visual Arts and an MA in Cultural Studies from the University of Washington, and an MFA from California College of the Arts.