STATEMENT
I am a Brooklyn-based artist who works with photography and sculpture. My personal experiences have profoundly influenced my art practice, leading me to explore the themes of vulnerability and fragility inherent in human. Through my artistic endeavors, I aim to visually represent the fragility I perceive, making in tangible to confront it.
Simultaneously, my instinct to withhold my weakness manifests in my works as shielded, veiled, fragmented, and distorted images which I achieved through stitching and sculpting. My current artistic focus revolves around exploring the illusion of three-dimensionality using layered organza, which enables a topographical perspective on fragility. My work embodies both acaceptance and resistance to my own vulnerability, creating amalgamation of emotions.
My strategy in using the organza to veil the images is not just a psychological strategy, but also an innovative growth in my approach to photography. I have found new and fresher ways to communicate through my art, particularly by stretching the boundaries of the two-dimensional form of photography and integrating with the three- dimensional possibilities of sculpture. I am constantly exploring the limits of my mediums to create new possibilities and push the boundaries of traditional mediums.