My practice explores women’s lived experiences through the

language of the natural world, using plants, roots and organic forms as metaphors for ancestry, memory, care, and invisible labor.

 

Through sculpture and material transformation, I reveal what

exists beneath the surface, drawing connections between the body, ecological systems, and the often-unseen contributions of women.

My work invites viewers to reconsider how growth, resilience and

memory are rooted in both the natural world and our shared histories.