Rooted in escapism and personal ecology, my practice manifests through bold, colourful, abstracted dreamscapes realised through paper and clay. Layers of memory, expectation, and reality intersect—where what we once imagined, what we’ve built, and what we’re still figuring out collide.
Through expressive mark-making and fluid, abstract landscapes, I obscure the mundanity of daily life, evoking a dreamlike state of dissociation, longing, and reflection. My recent studio developments have shifted my practice towards exploring personal narratives and exploring the quiet frustrations of adulthood.
Feeling lost and overwhelmed yet seeking escape, my work becomes a reckoning—a space where imagination can thrive despite the constraints of modern society. It incorporates imagery that emerges from unconscious to conscious: memory, emotion, symbols, figures, and shapes that range from wholesome to sarcastic and resentful.
These layered visual languages become landscapes of contradiction and contemplation—expressions of what it means to be both present and elsewhere.