I set myself up to work in ways where I can’t fully know the outcome. I’m interested in what happens when I allow chance, gravity, and material behavior to take the lead~ whether that’s paint spilling and pooling, ink bleeding beyond its edges, or a process unfolding over time through installation, video, or animation. I pay close attention to accidents, interruptions, and the things that happen on the periphery, and I bring those discoveries into the center of the work. Working this way creates a kind of flow between intention and letting go, where I respond to what’s happening rather than trying to control it. It’s like taking a road trip with no map or destination in mind. Along the way, the things I make are left behind as evidence of an ongoing search for meaning.