I was trained as an architect,
but my work has expanded into a wider landscape —
shaped by return, memory, and movement.

I’ve wandered cities, painted murals, built digital worlds.
I write as a way of seeing, even when the words stay hidden.
And I dance — sometimes on a stage, more often in the
quiet of my own room.

My practice moves across mediums:
watercolor, collage, spatial design, photography, digital forms.
Each one is a layer, a different way of listening.

I’m drawn to spaces that hold questions
without rushing for answers —
images that open like portals,
tools turned toward intimacy,
futures that feel soulful instead of optimized.

I don’t know exactly where it’s going.
Only that it keeps moving.
And so do I.