My work explores the act of inhabiting on three scales: mundane, corporeal, and perceptual. Influenced by my training as an architect, I approach inhabiting as a mind–body–world continuum whose essential quality is care, and its relationship with memory and the way it shapes identity.

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My creative process is mainly guided by intuition, developing ideas through non-linear cycles involving research, reflection, contemplation, and materialization. My work traverses various media that dialogue with one another, such as drawing, photo-manipulation, fiber, sculpture, tattooing, performance, sound, and installation.

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I aim to convey how I experience inhabiting and, in doing so, to awaken awareness in other minds, bodies, and worlds as they inhabit.