As an interdisciplinary artist and experimentalist, my practice is rooted in exploring the layered nature of identity through the integration of movement and media. I work primarily with dance, somatics, and interactive projections to craft immersive, process-centered experiences of understanding and discovery. My work begins with a fundamental question: In an era defined by digital mediation, how do we foster authentic, visceral connections with one another? 

The collaborative process is vital to my research. Working alongside fellow artists, I sculpt performances that navigate the dynamic tension between opposing forces, echoing the contradictions within ourselves. The physical language I develop embodies this duality, embracing the rigor of athleticism while also valuing the nuanced specificity of somatic awareness. This creates a spectrum of movement, linking moments of controlled sustainment with periods of liberating availability. 

Interactive projections serve as more than just a backdrop; they are a responsive, co-equal medium that interacts with the performers' movement. This digital element creates an ever-shifting landscape that responds to the embodied presence, questioning the relationship between our physical and digital selves. The ultimate goal is to generate a palpable, shared energy between participants—both performers and the audience. I strive to create environments that dissolve the traditional boundaries of performance, drawing everyone into a collective questioning of our relational identity. By confronting the complexities of our media-saturated existence, my work aims to reconnect people to their embodied experiences and to one another.