My work begins with a desire to step beyond the familiar and create worlds that can be entered - through an image, a story, the body, or an experience.

Working across photography, performance, installation and participatory art, I explore the space between reality and imagination, observation and involvement. 

I am drawn to moments when something familiar shifts: a place begins to carry another story.

In photography, I use light, saturated color, constructed environments.

Performance brings this exploration into the body. Emotions and inner states become material for actions that often take on a ritualistic quality. 

I approach ritual as a human mechanism of intention, transition and meaning-making.

In installations and participatory works, the boundary between artwork and viewer becomes more fluid. The audience may be invited to move, connect, leave a trace, or perform a symbolic action. At that moment, the work is no longer something to be observed - it becomes an experience shaped by the person entering it.

Across these different forms, I am creating openings rather than answers: spaces where perception changes, imagination can become active, and another way of seeing - can briefly become possible.