I create installation work that centers belonging, reciprocity, and care for our environment. Using naturally dyed fibers and other ephemeral materials, I construct immersive, dimensional spaces that invite viewers to pause, reflect, and engage with the natural world.

My process is rooted in ancestral knowledge and sustainable art practices, exploring relationships with plants, leaves, flowers, and soils that I feel called to work with. Each installation is both a research-based exploration and a ritual practice, highlighting the labor, ceremony, and cultural significance embedded in natural dye and pigment traditions.