My work centers on ecological issues, particularly those related to waste, carbon emissions, and energy consumption. Using plant-based materials, especially food scraps and waste, I create bioplastics that are transformed into large-scale sculptures and installations. By incorporating biodegradable materials derived from food waste, I aim not only to highlight and challenge issues of waste but also to contribute to solutions by using materials that generate less waste and minimize environmental impact.

To broaden public engagement on these issues, I invite people into my studio for hands-on sessions with bioplastic materials. These social engagements offer opportunities for participants to explore, learn, and reflect on ecological concerns in a creative setting. Through this process, dialogue, narrative, and personal experience intersect with my art practice, fostering awareness, sparking new perspectives, and creating a space for collective transformation. My goal is for these encounters to be enriching, informative, and impactful, both for myself and for those who engage with the work.