My work is rooted in the human experience at its most physical and unguarded. I am drawn to the body not simply as a form, but as a site of sexuality, vulnerability, memory, birth, death, pleasure, grief, and transformation. I am interested in the moments when we are stripped of performance—when the body becomes strange, sacred, grotesque, beautiful, or entirely ordinary.
Working across painting, drawing, photography, sculpture, taxidermy, writing, and performance, I allow the subject to determine the medium rather than committing myself to a single practice. My work often moves between tenderness and discomfort, using humor, symbolism, color, and the natural world alongside more visceral imagery.
At the center of my practice is becoming: the continual process of inhabiting and shedding identities, bodies, relationships, places, and versions of ourselves. I make work about what it means to be alive in a body—and everything beautiful, absurd, erotic, painful, and temporary that comes with it.
I’m also available for custom commissioned pieces. Bring an idea, a place, a memory, a person—or simply the feeling you want the work to hold.
Tell me about the piece you have in mind, your preferred medium and size, budget and timing. We’ll discuss what’s possible and agree the details before work begins.
Purchases and commissions are arranged personally by inquiry. Availability, final price, delivery and any framing or printing options are confirmed before you commit.
