Artist Statement

2026

My work begins in the space between one moment and the next — the pause before something shifts, the threshold between what was and what's coming. Working in screenprint and acrylic, I build up surfaces through layering, improvisation, and deliberate disruption: printing on wood, canvas, and unconventional materials, then intervening with gesture and mark-making until the image finds its own rhythm.

Recurring forms — mesh, ribbon, chain, drifting shapes — move through atmospheric grounds, neither fully arrived nor fully gone. They trace something about how memory, attention, and time actually feel: accumulative, layered, not quite resolved.

Rooted in sustained observation of the natural world and informed by a meditation practice, my work is ultimately about making space for stillness — and finding, in the act of making, a way to hold uncertainty with care.