I explore women’s inner lives through our relationships with the spaces around us. I am drawn to moments of stillness within everyday activity, when we are visibly present but our thoughts seem to occupy another place. Through painting, printmaking, and mixed media, I consider how the environments we move through become part of us.

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In my recent work, figures merge with windows, railings, train platforms, and architectural grids. Layered color, gestural brushwork, and fragments of printed and painted imagery allow the city to pass through their bodies, blurring the boundaries between a physical setting and an interior world. Structures suggest both support and constraint; intersecting routes become possibilities, choices, or tangles of thought.

I work intuitively, allowing unexpected relationships between materials and images to redirect each composition. Fragments of earlier work carry their histories into new settings, where their meanings shift. This openness echoes the experience of moving through the world, where a reflection, a stranger, or a change in light can alter our perception of familiar surroundings. We share streets, trains, and buildings, yet each of us inhabits a different version of the world.