Research Interests
I explore visionary landscapes and the botanical study of imaginary plants, which stems from a deep connection with nature and a journey of self-understanding. My work reflects my personal experiences as a masculine-presenting queer woman, navigating the complexities of solitude, humor, grief, and heartache. ‘Alone’ has always felt like a physical location where I can truly be myself. For me, there is a tremendous yearning that is left over after someone leaves, dies, or things end, and I never did get to finish loving them. I like the idea of sharing my work with the world. If I do, then maybe someone out there feels the same way, relates to it, or finds relief in the spaces I’ve made.