I am a painter working between figuration, environment, and material excess. My work explores themes of overconsumption, isolation, and leisure, often through scenes that feel familiar but slightly unstable.

I am interested in how bodies exist within systems — landscapes shaped by excess, domestic interiors, and imagined environments where pleasure and unease coexist. Fabric, wind, and discarded objects recur throughout my work as quiet signals of absence, movement, and memory.

I work primarily in painting, building bodies of work slowly through repetition and constraint. My practice is informed by contemporary culture and sustainability, with an ongoing interest in how desire is staged, circulated, and consumed.