Photographic Drawings is a series of photographic works exploring ink, light, color, and negative space to create abstract landscapes that evoke marine, celestial, and inner topographies.
Mineral explores pigment as elemental matter, using photography to capture temporary compositions shaped by color, materiality, and the impermanence of form.
Quadra transforms discarded printed materials and industrial surfaces through sculptural gestures of oil paint, creating photographic compositions that explore color, texture, structure, and transformation.
Rise transforms newspaper and magazine pages about climate change through layers of paint, bringing together text, color, and materiality to explore the perception of an ongoing global reality.
Simulacro explores urban solitude and individual consumption through photographs of hyper-realistic silicone dolls, questioning the boundaries between human presence, objectification, and simulation.
This series of portraits made in Mongolia explores time, history, and ritual through photographic images altered with brushstrokes and tea, creating a dialogue between representation, memory, and material transformation.
