My work is driven by a desire to hold opposing truths in tension: the ways we fracture inwardly, and the ways we are sustained by one another, by ritual, and by the myths we create in order to survive. Drawing from Indo-European spiritual practices, alchemical ideas of duality, and archetypal psychology, I examine how meaning is formed when the psyche is under pressure.

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Working across performance, sculpture, installation, audiovisual media, and sound, I use multidisciplinary practice as a way to move these ideas from theory into lived experience. My work creates conditions that slow attention, heighten perception, and invite viewers to become more aware of what is unfolding around and within them. In this space of heightened presence, I ask how ritual, image, sound, and material can clarify our shared roles in this grand experience of life