Artist Statement
My research explores how experience is shaped through time, memory, and sustained attention. Working across media, I investigate how meaning emerges not through singular events but through repetition, duration, and return. How awareness becomes an active structuring force. I am interested in perception as a relational process, where belief, memory, and environment continually inform one another, and where the act of looking is part of being present. Natural systems and symbolic forms function as sites of inquiry, allowing me to examine how humans project understanding onto the world and negotiate uncertainty, change, and continuity. Across my practice, attention operates both as method and subject, grounding the work in lived, embodied experience rather than representation or spectacle.