Detail of Helena, Linocut
My work is grounded in an exploration of time—its ability to preserve, transform, and define the human experience. Whether examining acts of preservation, documenting a fleeting moment, reflecting on memory, or contemplating the future, I approach time as both a measurable construct and a deeply personal force that shapes our understanding of ourselves and the world around us.
I am interested in the ways our lives are governed by time and how its passage reveals the fragility, resilience, and impermanence of human existence. Each work functions as a temporal marker, recording moments of observation, experience, and reflection while acknowledging the inevitability of change. Drawing from my own life and sense of mortality, these works become meditations on the intersections of memory, place, and lived experience.
Ultimately, my practice considers how individual moments accumulate into larger narratives, inviting viewers to reflect on their own relationship with time and the enduring traces we leave behind.