I am fascinated by the phenomena of life and how science explores them through a logically structured, systematic approach. With this in mind, I seek to engage in direct dialogue with experts on topics such as climatology, historical theories of race, genetics, and botany. To my surprise, I have come to realize that anything that cannot be measured or quantified does not exist as a subject of study. Research methods inspire me to develop equivalent rules for my artistic production. Limitations in the work process allow me to be particularly mindful and enable me to perceive new things that in turn impact my artistic practice. With this approach, I have developed various techniques such as folding and perforating drawings and photographs.
I work with pencils, scissors, punches, a bone folder, or other tools on and with paper.
I am interested in relating the pictorial illusion to the crafted three-dimensionality of its physical paper support. In spatial installations, I explore the relationship between the object and its photographic image.
May 2026