about

My work considers the reverberations of displacement through the creation of personal mythologies and manifestations of past, present, and future ghosts. My visual language shapeshifts like myths that transform across time through repetition and geographic crossing. These imagined narratives function as spaces to connect beyond the restrictions of memory and time, traversing my own “lexical gaps”. My work begins with rupture—of culture, language, and familial lineage—and imagines continuity through cosmology, shared longings, and speculative mythologies in order to construct belonging where inherited narratives fall short. 
While painting remains foundational to my practice, I am increasingly expanding the frame—into space, time, and bodily encounter. Recent inquiries into installation allow my paintings’ fabricated objects to move into the world as embodied experiences that hover between human and cosmological scale. Through these explorations, I aim to bring viewers deeper into the possibility of provisional kinship and collective dreaming—a tender architecture for future belonging.