Drawing on my own bodily experiences —birth, childhood, mortality, and the spaces in between— I work with raw and reclaimed materials such as wood, fire, ash, coal and chalk to excavate both past and present conditions. Here, the body and its surroundings unfold as a topography of scars. Rather than framing it as a site of ailment, I reveal a poetic resilience within fragile conditions of endurance.
Drawing on my own bodily experiences —birth, childhood, mortality, and the spaces in between— I work with raw and reclaimed materials such as wood, fire, ash, coal and chalk to excavate both past and present conditions. Here, the body and its surroundings unfold as a topography of scars. Rather than framing it as a site of ailment, I reveal a poetic resilience within fragile conditions of endurance.