My materials are manifesto, witness, and elegy.

My work pries open the sealed spaces where memory lives in the body and in the land—collective, ancestral, personal.

It trickles through the cracks in oppressive systems, the fault lines where people like me survive.

It is about repair.

It is about time’s residue: decay and its strange beauty, transformation and its quiet brutality.

It is work born of necessity and yearning, shaped through improvisation, rooted in outsider and liminal spaces.

It is about duality.

It is about interdependence and interconnectedness—our eternal dance with transformation.

Three cream colored, long cocoon shapes hang against a warm gray background. Vertical slits reveal the dark interiors of the cocoon forms. Thread of various rough and soft textures are wrapped around the forms and small cream stitches partially close the openings.