Every piece I create becomes a reflection of my body's limits, a visceral documentation of what it means to occupy flesh that absorbs impact, endures rupture, and carries memory long after the moment has passed. I explore the raw intensity of both physical and emotional sensation by utilizing my own body as subject and by pushing myself into the edges of experience, channeling pain and pleasure, tension and release. Working with a variety of mediums, from ceramics to oil paint to overglaze and even body-adjacent materials, I approach each piece with a desire to manipulate and convey what is unseen within these deeply personal sensations. Utilizing controlled gestures and the disciplined act of repetition, I investigate how the body processes rupture, how love persists through loss, and how memory settles into material.