I’m an artist working across sculpture, installation, and technology—often combining digital and physical processes. My practice is rooted in exploring how material forms, machine systems, and embodied experience meet and influence one another. With a second background in engineering, I’m drawn to the structures — both visible and hidden — that shape how we move through the world. I often merge organic materials with computational systems to explore the tension between intuition and automation.

My recent works and aim to open up rigid systems through poetic, often fragmentary narratives. These aren’t planned in advance - they emerge through making. I see the process as a collaboration between machine rhythms, material resistance, and the presence of my own hand. The resulting forms often hold a quiet tension—between function and gesture, code and body, erosion and stability. They are not designed to perform but to hold presence to invite viewers into a slower, more intuitive space of sensing, where meaning unfolds through encounter rather than instruction.

At the core of what I do is a search for grounding. I’m asking how memory and material, data and intuition, can exist together without cancelling each other out. How can physical form become a place where the virtual and the lived meet?

I am also working with the artist led collective room69 on immersive projects and installations.