As an artist, I am fascinated by the interplay of memory, ephemerality, and nostalgia. My body of work explores the complex and often fragmented nature of memories, highlighting how our recollections of the past are continually reshaped and decontextualized by the present.

I am particularly interested in the way that memories are not fixed but rather constantly evolving. When we remember something, we don't access the original memory; instead, we access a version of it that has been reconstructed over time. This process of reconstruction is both fascinating and deeply human, and I seek to explore it in subtle and nuanced ways through my art.

In my work, I incorporate botanical imagery as a way of connecting with specific memories from my own life. By using these images as a starting point, I hope to create works that are deeply personal but also universally relatable. I believe that even though my images are particular to me, they can evoke memories and emotions in others that are just as potent and meaningful.

Ultimately, my art is about creating connections - between past and present, between personal experiences and shared memories, between artist and viewer. Through my work, I hope to tap into the universal human experience of memory and nostalgia and to create a space where others can reflect on their own relationships to the past.