My practice examines the tension between creation and destruction, exploring the relationship between our inner and social lives. I consider restoration an active practice one that calls us to remain rooted, conscious, and deeply connected to ourselves, one another, and the source of life.

Working across painting, sculpture, and mixed media, I use material as both metaphor and memory, carrying traces of erosion, resilience, and transformation. Each work invites a moment of reflection and a return to what is essential.

Through my practice, I seek to restore inner peace, balance, and our responsibility to protect and purify the source of life. My work serves as a reminder that healing begins by staying rooted, remaining connected, and embracing restoration as a continual process of becoming.