My practice exists at the nexus of the landscapes I inhabit and the rituals I have inherited.


A space that is tender and at times private, it is informed by the precarity of memory and characterized by a veil of intangibility.

This manifests in invisible text, evocations translated in a language that is unreachable, and occasionally, forgoing immediate forms of viewing.

Through performance, activations of the land, and employment of natural materials, I draw on rituals and ancestry while engaging in the act of home-making within a landscape with the desire to assert and reclaim space and identity in tandem.