My practice is rooted in a lifelong engagement with alternative photographic processes and found objects. At its core is a hands-on relationship with change — chemical, physical, and emotional. What began in the darkroom as an exploration of light, impermanence, and chance has grown into a multidisciplinary approach that includes new media, mixed media, and photographic emulsion processes.

I create narratives where materials carry memory and images remain in flux. My work reflects an ongoing curiosity about transformation, instability, and the subtle humor that emerges when objects are allowed to behave as if they have feelings.

At its heart, my practice celebrates the power of creativity to connect and engage people in unexpected ways.