I am an interdisciplinary artist and art historian working across painting, sculpture, performance, sound, text, image, and video. My practice engages with form, color, light, sound, and language as both physical and metaphysical forces, exploring their intrinsic properties and the relationships they generate. Through these elements, I seek to make visible—and audible—the interplay between the concrete and the ephemeral.
My work takes shape as intimate artifacts, large-scale installations, drawings, images, and documents. Each piece is guided by a belief in beauty, truth, and knowledge as liberating forces. The interdisciplinary nature of my practice opens space for expansive vision, experimentation, and flow—allowing one medium to speak through another and creating systems that are infinitely permutable.
For more than twenty years I have lived and worked in New York City, where the city itself has shaped my approach to art: dynamic, layered, and open to constant reconfiguration.