Spirit

Desire and fear take form at the threshold between the material and immaterial, where

transformation meets transcendence.

Both fragile and volatile, my work as an intermedia artist merges mediated and elemental

substance to dissolve binaries. Glass, ice, mirrors and gold become agents of controlled

destruction, catalysts not for ultimatum, but for immanence. I create spaces in which their

narratives are reassembled into new, transient forms.

I find myself escaping tangible material entirely. My architectures becomes ephemeral, through

light, sound, and wind, as I create a liminal stage on which internal conflicts may unfold.

I’m interested in engaging my audience in becoming a participant in the changing tides of the

artwork, lapping on emergence, and eroding rigid foundation. I invite them to indulge in

sensation, to fight sonic violence, and play in incandescent labyrinths.

Rooted in my own dialogue of religious identity, I weigh the values of personal beliefs against a

landscape of uncertainty, where fact becomes fiction, and everything hangs in suspension.

Ice melts into water but nothing is destroyed.