About

Her practice explores how space, light, and form influence perception, emotional states, and the relationship between body and environment. Working with the body as a point of entry, she creates spatial environments where sensation, identity, and space begin to merge.

Alongside her spatial work, her painting practice explores fragmentation, presence, and the shifting perception of the human form.

Moving from isolated objects toward immersive systems, her work focuses on constructing environments that can be physically experienced rather than observed. Sound, material, and structure operate together as part of a unified system, shaping how space is felt and inhabited.

Her installations function as active environments — spaces that shift perception, alter spatial awareness, and create conditions for a deeper, more embodied experience of reality.