My work explores the intersections of art, science and philosophy, focusing on change and impermanence. I am drawn to how reality unfolds in each passing moment, experienced as a fluid stream of time.

Drawing on this state of flow, I intuitively engage in a material-led process that blends chance with intention. I create large-scale installations that encourage slow movement and invite the viewer’s active participation, co-creating meaning through experience.

My work encourages reflection on our connection to ourselves and the natural world. In an era of rapid technological advancement and constant distraction, the installation offers a space for presence and reflection – inviting us to experience the continuous unfolding of reality.