My work is rooted in transformation. I build images, film, and objects through a recursive process drawing from photography, drawing, ceramics, wire, collage, and digital tools, allowing forms to shift, return, and gather new meaning over time. I am interested in surface, atmosphere, and emotional resonance, and in the way an image can feel both made and discovered. Pattern, repetition, and layering are central to how I work. I return to my own materials, reusing and reworking them across contexts so each piece carries traces of what came before. Through this process, I build a visual language shaped by accumulation, memory, and variation rather than a fixed style. Digital systems, including AI-based tools, are part of this practice, used within a broader process of editing, recomposition, and material transformation.