My work begins with listening and exploring new meanings to what has been left aside.

In times of excess and constant connection, I invite a look toward what has been discarded — materials, memories, experiences.

I use cell phone screens, everyday recordings, and fragments of the physical and the digital — phygital — to create works that cross object, image and space.

My research deals with consciousness, connection and healing, exploring what emerges between doubt, presence, and possibility.

I work across multiple disciplines moving between installation (where the object exists), performance, painting, photography and video to give form to what is usually forgotten or rejected.