I'm a multidisciplinary artist who uses photography, clothing, and design to explore memory, nostalgia, and the emotional experiences that connect us. Rather than limiting myself to one medium, I like to let the idea determine the form it takes. Some concepts become photographs, others become wearable pieces, and some may eventually become paintings or installations.
The thread that ties all of my work together is creating moments of recognition. I'm interested in the feeling when someone sees something and says, "Oh yeah... I remember that." Whether it's through imagery, textures, symbols, or everyday objects, I want my work to reconnect people with parts of themselves they may have forgotten.
Lately, I've been describing my work as "nostalgic but philosophical." I love playful references to childhood and pop culture, but I'm equally interested in exploring bigger ideas like identity, comfort, balance, and the inner child. My goal isn't just to make something visually appealing—it's to create work that starts a conversation with the person experiencing it.
One of the things I'm most proud of is allowing myself to evolve instead of staying attached to one identity. Photography introduced me to storytelling, but over time I've expanded into painting, clothing, and design because each medium offers a different way to express an idea. That willingness to keep growing has become one of my greatest strengths.
I think what sets my work apart is that I'm less interested in making products than I am in creating experiences. Whether someone is looking at one of my photographs or wearing one of my designs, I want them to feel something familiar, comforting, and reflective—as if they've rediscovered a memory they didn't realize they still carried with them.
