My work is situated between things both familiar and unsettled. I often borrow from contemporary visual culture, religious iconography, personal myth and life when creating. I am constantly re-examining themes of transformation, confinement, faith, and self-authorship stemming from my own personal triumphs and struggles.

Using color, texture, and surreal composition I build environments viewers can reflect their situations in.

In my visuals texture is introduced to counter the immaterial nature of the digital image, introducing friction that slows perception that sort of urges a physical yearning.

As I move across visual art, fashion, and conceptual design through different disciplines, I am interested in how ideas arrive to me and how they are refined.

I encourage viewers to slow down and engage attentively.