My practice is deeply rooted in the exploration of sensory interplay, examining the intricate ways perception extends beyond sight. By engaging with touch, spatial awareness, and ambiguity, my work seeks to reveal the layers of understanding that arise through the body’s interaction with its surroundings. Each piece offers a contemplative space, encouraging viewers to engage with the unseen and explore how their own sensory experiences shape their understanding of memory, space, and presence.

 

Through this approach, I aim to challenge conventional perceptions, fostering a deeper awareness of the sensory dimensions that often go unnoticed. My work invites an active dialogue between the viewer and their senses, offering a reflective journey into the complexity of how we perceive and connect with the world around us.