My work challenges traditional spatial and contextual confines, blending sculpture and painting to blur the boundaries of the two and three dimensional. In recent abstract constructions, I explore themes of perpetual transformation, inherent to both our external and internal worlds. I am drawn to the interplay of seemingly contradictory elements and how systems of growth, erosion, and reconfiguration create an ever-shifting but delicately balanced whole.

Inspired by architectural and industrial structures, as well as organic, figurative, and geological forms, my sculptural compositions weave together angular lines and fluid curves, to invoke a union of the human-made and the natural. These protruding mosaics express structural impermanence with densely overlapping and interconnected fragments in a range of materials including plaster, paperboard, plastics, wire, and wood. Thick layers of acrylic paint build textured surfaces that echo weathered patinas, where muted tones and dark lines meet bursts of vibrant color, evoking time’s imprint, incompleteness, and regeneration. Often extending from the wall, these works shift with perspective, suggesting organisms in active states of flux.

Along with their spatial restlessness, my works serve to convey a sense of temporal ambiguity, as though emerging from both ancient past and distant future. By combining these contrasting qualities, I investigate the dynamic tension between continual change and cohesion, a rhythm that shapes both our built and natural environments, as well as our social and inner realms.