I find inspiration in working with various media and processes, primarily assemblage sculpture and paper folding. I learned to love origami as a child and later began investigating advanced techniques and non-traditional approaches. My current creative practice has evolved from this foundation. I now explore themes of structure, order, and (un)predictability using patterns, shapes, and forms. My work often examines the tension between order and chaos—how systems are built, disrupted, and ultimately reshaped by human touch.

My process is often driven by the manipulation of the geometric planes found in paper and wood. I find meaning and direction by tapping into and building upon the experience of experimentation with these materials and investigations into their limits and potential. 

Across these mediums, I invite viewers to reflect on impermanence, memory, architectural landscapes, and layered symbolism. Encounters with my artwork are intended to instill a sense of experiencing the unfamiliar, while being comforted by the quiet poetry of repetition.