My work is an unapologetic excavation of lived experience, challenging societal boundaries by transmuting intimate narratives into universal dialogues. Through hyper-intense sculptural expressions, I deconstruct the complex terrains of female identity, mapping the landscapes of pain, pleasure, vulnerability and strength.
From these deeply personal explorations, my sculptural practice emerges as a surrealistic archaeology of lived experience. I transform found objects, discarded clothing, weathered shoes, vintage purses, fragments of fur, animal horns and everyday artefacts, into powerful carriers of unspoken histories. Once intimately connected to bodies and lives, each object becomes a wordless witness.
In my durational performances, staged in galleries, museums and public spaces, bodies press into raw wet clay. The clay pushes back, stiffening, crumbling, and the traces left behind become a living record of endurance, resistance and renewal.
