Why I Create

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​I do not create for decoration. I create to disrupt forgetting.

Each day, I return to my practice not out of habit, but out of necessity. The world is burning, flooding, unraveling—and still, we scroll, we consume, we turn away. My art is a call to turn back. We must confront the loss

we've endured.

To feel what remains.

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As a visual artist and ecological activist, I create immersive environments that communicate themes of grief and hope. I gather marine remnants, elemental sounds, and fragments of memory to build spaces where silence becomes visible—where the suffering of the Earth is no longer 

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