About

Artist Statement

I believe that perception deepens when we move slowly through the world. Walking forms the basis of my practice: a way of paying attention to subtle shifts in light, sound, atmosphere, and rhythm that shape our experience of a place. Through this slow attunement, I explore how memory, time, and environment overlap beneath everyday perception.

Rather than beginning from fixed narratives, my work develops through fragments gathered while moving: a sound overheard, a passing detail, a sensation carried by the body. These elements gradually accumulate before taking form through text, image, sound, projection, and installation.

Context is essential to my practice. Each work emerges through a close engagement with its site, materials, and surrounding conditions. I am interested in how spaces—whether urban, architectural, or natural—can influence perception and create subtle relationships between human presence and the wider environment.

Through walking, listening, and attentive observation, I aim to create quiet spaces of perception where these relationships can be sensed rather than explained.