Installation

My installation based work brings together objects, wearables, wall based, and digital works through their placement within a space. Rather than isolating individual pieces, I am interested in how collections of objects interact, accumulate, and create meaning through proximity. The installation becomes a way of choreographing attention and guiding how a viewer moves through and relates to the work.

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I often display objects on shelves, arranged like knickknacks or personal keepsakes, emphasizing the sentimentality embedded in objects. This mode of display draws from domestic spaces and habits of collecting, where value is shaped by memory, care, and attachment rather than hierarchy or spectacle. Through installation, the work asks viewers to slow down, to look closely, and to consider how objects carry emotional weight and become anchors for lived experience.