My practice channels loss and disconnection into portals of renewal and repair. I create living monuments that serve as liminal spaces for audiences to reclaim, rebuild, and restore through participation and communion. Weaving together gifted stories, artifacts, and wisdom, I shape expansive spaces of softness and wonder where new seeds can be planted.

Employing materials that are like second skin, familiar as conduits for connection and meaning, my work whispers a narrative of how far-flung imperialism is spun from the same thread that weaves trauma and disconnection into descendants generations later. My sculptures draw from disparate and juxtaposed parts, melding cultural identities and colonial legacies with bodily and psychic impacts. They harness the power of mundane objects to tell larger, evocative stories that mirror lived human experiences.

Through participatory works that transform everyday actions into powerful statements of reclamation, I not only represent but actively engage with contemporary societal issues. My work contends with the fragments of inheritance we all must piece together to find wholeness in a sea of grief and erasure. In doing so, I evoke the deepest sentiments of humanity, drawing audiences into a collective journey of restitution.