Rooted in storytelling traditions, legacy and craft are joyfully preserved by the women in my family. Our gatherings, adorned with rich conversations and the rhythmic clicking of knitting needles, serve as living embodiments of our past and future. This lineage acts as a guiding light, inspiring work that transcends temporal and cultural boundaries. My multidisciplinary practice draws deep inspiration from this symbolic tapestry of narratives and traditional craftwork.
As a site-responsive, immerse in landscape not only yields essential raw materials but also imparts insight into local material vernaculars and the intricacies of social structures. My creative compass is unfailingly oriented towards positive disruptive change. Positioned at the nexus of materiality, technique, and societal dynamics, my work processes the relationships between these elements.
I embrace the opportunity to contribute to the discourse on civic change, utilizing an art practice as a potent conduit for societal reflection. My work negotiates the delicate balance between tradition and innovation, emerging as a vessel for narratives that demand expression within the ongoing tapestry of human experience.