My work seeks to function as a mirror—one in which viewers may recognize themselves through a subtle, transcendental thread of communion. I explore the tension between freedom, creativity, and chaos, and the predictable, mechanized rationality that structures contemporary behavior, while maintaining a continuous, often understated contact with nature. This natural presence—cyclical, but unstable, and quietly resistant—threads through my practice, softening and unsettling systems of control. Much of my work unfolds within a dual ontology, oscillating between humans understood as machines and machines perceived as human.