I linger in the moment before certainty settles, before identity stabilises into something fixed and recognisable. My practice occupies this unstable interval, where meaning flickers but does not solidify, and where the self has not yet hardened into narrative. I am not searching for permanent truths; I am drawn to suspended ones, temporary alignments that feel real before they are absorbed back into performance.

I approach identity not as a stable core but as an ongoing rehearsal - a projection sustained through repetition. The body functions as a site of negotiation between language, technology, architecture and memory. It does not contain meaning; it continuously produces and processes it.

Through sound, projection and sculptural elements, I construct environments that resist resolution. Images fragment, voices detach, and forms hover between recognition and abstraction.

In that instability, I locate possibility and the fleeting truth that exists just before it becomes another story.