Studio

My studio practice is rooted in experimentation, repetition, and letting materials lead the way. I work with returned latex house paint, pouring it onto tarps, cups, and other found surfaces, then cutting, folding, stacking, rolling, and reshaping it once dry. The studio itself is an active workspace, part lab, part construction zone, where color, gravity, and time all play equal roles in the final outcome. Each piece evolves through hands-on trial and observation, embracing chance while revealing new sculptural possibilities in what was once discarded.