I create work that makes living dreams people can connect too, realizing a dream is illusive, ambiguous and mysterious. I often imagine how shifting a reality—whether it's a convention, idea, or mood—could momentarily change the world. Framed by my experience as a woman, my work is about human feelings, offering a welcome disruption or a shift above the rules. Life changes constantly, and I believe it should happen more often. Some of my images explore the tension between an impending event and the truth behind it, with an awareness of ephemerality. Others reflect a hopeful desire to heal or rearrange things for the better, using one's own inertia. I also think about the personal powers we hold, even in uncertain times. The people in my work may be reflections of myself or others—similar yet different—but I believe what you create can continue to move beyond you. Transformation may not always be obvious, but it's still present, with the tools to change. Sometimes, it’s not just external forces that hold us back; it can be our own mindset, mental health struggles, or how society shapes our thinking and enforces norms. Ultimately, I'm fascinated by transformation, transcendence, and the push/pull of people and self in all forms.