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I work with drawing, cyanotype, and photography to research the intimate spaces of the domestic—rooms, beds, windows—as sites of both absence and presence.

I explore how light, surfaces, and traces of the body evoke what remains beyond the visible.


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    Cyanotype is a process of exposure—of light, of surface, of time. In these works, I use the deep blues of this photographic medium to explore the quiet architecture of the domestic: beds, windows, linens, objects left behind.

    Each print is a trace—of bodies that once rested, of hands that once touched, of absences that still shape the space. The images emerge slowly, held by the sun, fixed in silence. They speak of what lingers when nothing is said.

    Here, the domestic is not static. It breathes. It remembers.

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