Art

My work as an interdisciplinary visual artist centers on raw materials — film, glass, and the earth itself. Working directly with my hands, my practice lives at the intersection of material, process, and memory, exploring the seamless, elemental connection where the human body and nature become one.

Through photography and physical form, I capture the body interacting with the landscape, examining how physical elements hold emotion and provoke thought. In my recent body of work, Burial & (Re)birth, I layer handwritten pieces onto desert film, investigating themes of transformation, impermanence, and what we leave behind in the earth. I approach every medium with an artist-first instinct, building raw, cohesive visual worlds that bridge the visceral and the contemplative.