I create visual narratives that move between the conscious and unconscious, occupying a space that is at once familiar and disquieting. Working across photography, video, and performance, I construct images that function as sites of psychological and ethical inquiry.
My recent work examines the intersections of humanity and the natural world through the lenses of genetic memory, post-colonialism, and late capitalism. These projects examine how inherited histories and economic systems shape contemporary political, social, and psychological realities, and how these forces continue to inform our ethical relationships with one another and with the environments we inhabit.