Let’s immerse in not-knowing.

I work with landscape, weather, materiality and open-ended processes.

My practice begins where control starts to loosen. I use not-knowing as a method: leaving room for weather, materials, bodies and other agencies to interfere, resist and redirect the work.

Through exposure, movement and repetition, I explore landscapes as active collaborators rather than passive backgrounds — places where sensing, making and knowing remain unfinished.