The garden and the studio are one living practice.
The work begins before the studio.
Cultivation
Seeds are planted months before a drawing exists. Flowers are observed through changing light, weather, growth, and decline. By the time they enter the studio, they already carry a history.
Attention
Living with these materials changes the way I see.
Drawing becomes a form of observation. Photography preserves fleeting moments and writing gives language to what the hand has already discovered.
Transformation
The work is lived experience transformed into drawings, paintings, sculpture, photography, installation, and writing.
Each body of work develops its own symbolic language while remaining rooted in the same ecosystem.
The Ecosystem Produces Worlds
Becoming Eros is the current world emerging from this practice. The hare, flowers, anatomy, movement, and embodiment belong to its symbolic language.
