My work is shaped by process rather than narrative. I begin with form, tone, and reduction, allowing images to emerge through refinement rather than construction.

I work across digital and traditional mediums, often simplifying the figure to remove excess information. This restraint allows emotional resonance to remain unresolved, giving the viewer room to engage without direction or explanation.

I’m interested in how meaning develops slowly—through repetition, proximity, and time. The work is designed to hold attention quietly, revealing itself through continued presence rather than immediacy.

Each piece is completed when it feels settled, not finished.