My work is currently being shown at Pasta Fine Arts Gallery in St. Augustine, Florida.
As a three-dimensional, process-oriented artist, I approach materials experimentally and intuitively. I began using yarn remnants and cloth as substrates, building layers of paint onto their surfaces to create depth, texture, and form. Through this layering process, paint begins to function almost like fiber itself: woven, accumulated, and embedded into the surface. The resulting works exist between painting, textile, and sculpture.
My work explores material interactions — how surfaces absorb, resist, and transform through process. I investigate how materials shift between states: soft to solid, fragmented to unified.