I center my life and artistic practice around my perspective that anything can be art if you look at it from the right angle. I focus on finding the joy, the absurd, the “something” in our mundane day-to-day experiences, seeing art as an opportunity to observe my environment and search for little sparks of inspiration within it. While working mainly with multi-step, process-based media such as printmaking and fibers, I practice trust in my material to be my guide of where to go next. When making my work I attempt to continuously challenge myself to let go of control and focus on highlighting the beauty and intrigue of every intentional or incidental form. 

My work often implements forms, colors, and imprints of natural elements, sometimes in conversation with stylized figures. I commonly root my artwork in widespread idioms and expressions, relating them to personal and universal topics such as queerness, self-perception, and introspection.