Artist Statement

I am broadly interested in where things begin and end—the edges of perception, environment, and discipline. These in-between spaces can be difficult to see and comprehend, yet they are among the most fertile and generative zones. A good example is an ecotone—the transition area between two distinct biomes, where the richest biodiversity thrives.

Like ecotones, my work reflects where edges meet. It creates environments that explore the borders of time, space, and material. By blurring these boundaries, I invite diverse and often playful ways of seeing and being with the world.

The work presented here traverses the thresholds of sculpture, installation, performance, painting, drawing, photography, and time-based media— all to investigate the edges of human-earth connections.