The human form has always been the central focus of my art practice. I am fascinated by the connections that human beings establish with each other and how these connections go beyond the physical boundaries of the body. We are more permeable than we realize.

The body is limitless in its physical and emotional expressions. It silently communicates as we interact with others and the world around us. I strive to capture an unrestrained authentic energy that emphasizes trust in the body's intuitive movements finding familiar shapes: bodily forms colliding, expanding, and merging.

To gain a deeper understanding of the complexities of relationships and identity, I draw inspiration from concepts in neuroscience, physics, and sociology. My work is about our experience within our bodies and the interactions with others that shape our sense of self. I see an intricate web of relationships that mold our identities. Rather than existing as isolated individuals, we leave a trace of ourselves with everyone we encounter. Perhaps if we recognized others as an integral part of our own selves, we could live in greater harmony.