visual storytelling through time and space

My work begins with a question: what happens to an image, a story, or a memory as it passes through time, technology, culture, and different systems of interpretation? Working across animation, drawing, moving image, projection, installation, sound, and performance, I explore how visual narratives are constructed, transformed, distorted, and re-formed.

I am particularly interested in the relationship between temporal images and physical space. Moving images leave the conventional screen and encounter mesh, translucent fabric, architectural forms, sound, and the presence of the viewer. Across these works, time becomes both subject and material, constructed frame by frame, compressed, repeated, suspended, and remembered.