Searching for the frayed edges, estuaries, cracks and overlaps of bodies, stories, and structures; my work attempts to disrupt binary ways of understanding what a Human is and how it feels to be one.
On paper, wood and plaster, I make paintings of beings, cloaked in fur, shrouded in cloth or encased in earth, navigating bodies, species, gender and selfhood. Amalgamations of found objects, cloth, latex, plaster and salt dough grow into mutant sculptural forms.
Distilled through simple drawings, I pull narrative threads from research of histories, philosophies, anthropology, fiction and folklore, finding where they meet embodied experience and memory.
