"My artistic practice operates at the intersection of deep geological time and immediate environmental shifts."

Through layered, material-focused studies of topography and atmospheric conditions, I investigate the delicate, evolving relationship between natural landforms and human perception, examining both the fragile and enduring qualities of the earth.

By combining tactile, ground-based materials with subtle, light-sensitive atmospheric layering, these works contrast the slow, monumental memory of geological formations against the rapid, shifting rhythms of the open sky.

Through nuanced tonal transitions and topographical textures, the BIG SKY works explore how wide horizons frame our experience of space and time. The series offers a contemplative space to reflect on climate impermanence, ecological memory, and the profound expanse that surrounds us.