My paintings, installations, and time-based works dissolve the boundary between inner and outer landscapes — tracing the porous edges where memory, psyche, and ecology converge. Through oil on canvas, watercolor, textiles, and experimental film, I explore how intimacy, grief, and kinship reconfigure our relationship to more-than-human worlds, proposing tenderness and wonder as radical forms of survival.

Drawing from feminism, lucid dreaming, archetypal imagery, and speculative ecologies, I create immersive environments that merge sound, scent, light, and touch — weaving painting and textile traditions into multi-sensory landscapes that dissolve the inherited separation of nature and culture. Threaded throughout are reflections on fragility, metamorphosis, and freedom: a search for new myths of belonging in precarious times.

These are living works — ecosystems of perception that invite viewers to linger where boundaries soften. Between self and environment. Subconscious and waking. Human and more-than-human. How do our inner states alter the ecologies around us? What does it mean to imagine kinship across species and matter? And how might art become a site where we rehearse futures that are tender, porous, feminist, and shared?