Artist Bio

My work examines the visible and invisible structures that organize human experience. Through public engagement and the study of symbols and codes, I explore how meaning is constructed within evolving cultures.

I create public art to anchor experience to a shared human truth—one that welcomes ambiguity and allows multiple perspectives to exist side by side.

Plaster and wax are central to this inquiry. Plaster resists force yet remains vulnerable to fracture. Wax preserves and protects, filling gaps while subtly obscuring clarity. Together, they form a dialogue between strength and fragility, holder and held.

In a constantly shifting social landscape, my practice seeks harmony rooted in awareness—preserving what sustains us while reimagining what no longer serves.