I like to think of my art process as a practice of storytelling—every piece is a self-portrait or an expression of my path at any given time. I am especially interested in how our surroundings can inform our identity, and I strive to communicate the idea that we hold many different attributes, sometimes seemingly contrary, that can exist within us all at the same time. Creating a feeling of momentum using looser, organic shapes juxtaposed against more structured and grounded lines and geometry provides a continued sense of excitement and curiosity for my process, and I hope you can reflect on the range of emotional experiences that those contrasts might evoke.​

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