Within my work I utilize domestic objects, that like people, are often marked by their interaction with others, holding meanings and histories within them that sometimes are apparent, and other times are subtly felt. Taking them away from their mass-produced origins by deconstructing them, I then reassemble them into sculptural work that feels familiar through materiality, yet curious through its transfiguration. Conjuring narratives of the feminine from the domestic and the decorative, creating a sense of agency through the making of impractical things, using the materials to explore identity and belonging through the lens of an interior landscape. Releasing these objects from their everyday functionality, wilding them into organic forms that recontextualizes them, conjuring dreamlike impressions for the viewer to experience and reflect on.
