I am a contemporary artist working at thresholds - particularly, those charged spaces where apparent opposites press against each other, and where categories begin to fall apart. My central subject is wildness: not a place or a quality belonging to remote landscapes, but what runs through everything — the unruly complexity erupting through the structures made to contain it. My goal is to remove what stifles it.

I move fluidly between performance and visual art, often finding solutions to one creative question in the world of an entirely different project. I practice attunement by listening to materials and relationships, turning to music and land stewardship for space and time – to shift my frequency.  My work is embodied: rooted in live action, immediate encounter, and the intelligence that lives in the body. Through methods of collage and juxtaposition, meaning emerges in relationship and proximity rather than explanation. We are living at thresholds — ecological, technological, political, personal. My work does not resolve these tensions but lives inside them, creating disruptions that reveal what is hiding just beneath the ordinary, and then pulling at the seams.