Statement

In my work, I explore who we are, what we do, and why. I focus on fear and love, the two fundamental forces within us that often exist in opposition. Through the language of the body, I address themes such as body image, loneliness, ego, exclusion, self-doubt, and the fear of not being enough or being lovable. I also delve into the power of connection, resilience, honesty, and generosity—all stemming from our need to love.

I bring these elements together to pose questions that can lead to an acceptance of our complex and paradoxical selves. Working between the subconscious and conscious states, I allow the body and its quieter aspects to guide me, slowly integrating the work into a living process. I seek out questions that foster acceptance.

Using the power of the mark—ranging from primal gestures to architectural alignments—I aim to create a sense of embodiment. Color plays a crucial role in conveying experiences of otherness and place. From this interplay, the otherness of being emerges, leading us to questions that can deepen our understanding of ourselves.