About

My work focuses on the interconnectivity within the universe and decay as a means of transformation. My studio practice begins with long walks as I closely observe my surroundings and collect materials that jump out to me. For example, in November 2021, I walked along the shoreline of Jamaica Bay in Queens, New York digging up rusted objects that were buried under the sand after years of erosion from living in the ocean. When placed on a scanner bed and arranged with rust and algae particles, the images captured abstractly resemble images from space. The man made objects once created for our consumption and discarded into the ocean are now transformed into images resembling the cyclical nature of the universe, nothing is created or destroyed, only transformed.

As my materials and methods change from each body of work, I am always working towards discovery and understanding of the world we inhabit through the lens of interconnectivity.