As in life, so in art. Nothing exists entirely on its own. We are shaped by what surrounds us, by our relationships with one another, and by all that came before. My paintings explore this interconnectedness, where objects, materials, marks and spaces influence one another, each carrying something of its own history.

Familiar forms emerge, fragment, and dissolve, while exposed textiles, layered paint, drawn marks, and traces of what came before remain part of the work. Meaning is held not only in the objects themselves, but in the shifting relationships between them and the space they inhabit.