Collection: Installations

I create installation and socially engaged work using clay to explore the relationship between the body, the earth, and lived experience. My practice is rooted in the physicality of making—working directly with clay as a material that holds memory, touch, and connection to landscape.

Across installations, workshops, and collaborative processes, I address social issues through collective presence and participation. My work often creates spaces for reflection, where experiences that are difficult to articulate can be held, witnessed, and shared.

Informed by faith, my practice considers themes of care, dignity, and restoration—bringing together material, community, and environment in ways that invite both personal and collective encounter