My work centers on the ecological relationship between humans and the natural world. I am particularly interested in exploring the inventive and generative ways we might actively shape the planet toward a more sustainable and equitable future. Through large-scale sculptures and immersive installations composed of glass, fiber, and biomaterials, I create plant-like forms to heighten awareness around environmental sustainability and ecological stewardship.

My creative processes are materially driven and include shredding, pulping, dyeing, blending, sewing, fraying, and tying, methods that emphasize transformation, regeneration, and interconnectedness. To extend the dialogue surrounding my work, I frequently host art-based engagements, inviting participants into my studio to interact directly with my materials and creative processes. These exchanges foster learning, collaboration, and environmental consciousness.

By facilitating ecological conversations, shared narratives, and reflective encounters, I integrate my artistic and pedagogical practices in ways that cultivate insight and transformation for participants and me. Ultimately, my work seeks to engage audiences with the urgent challenges of our time through vibrantly articulated, immersive installations that inspire awareness and action.