Artist Statement

I'm compelled by the richness of the world I live in - its histories, its cultures, and its multiplicity of being: wondrous, terrible, beautiful, messy, complex and simple. My drawing and writing are the medium and the message of this constant, internal drive: everything I live for and create are embodied, infused expressions of wonder and love for humanity. The motivation remains the same regardless of audience and subject matter.
I approach my creative practice with a scholarly, interpretive, transformative lens. I pick apart something given to me and build it back up in ways that recontextualise how it is seen, accompanied by notes. I am very interested in approaches rooted in decolonial thought, mostly in my pursuit for things taken for granted - to elevate it, tear it asunder, bring it down to its barest essentials, paint it new, and in the end, show it the attention and respect it deserves.

Artist Statement

I'm compelled by the richness of the world I live in - its histories, its cultures, and its multiplicity of being: wondrous, terrible, beautiful, messy, complex and simple. My drawing and writing are the medium and the message of this constant, internal drive: everything I live for and create are embodied, infused expressions of wonder and love for humanity. The motivation remains the same regardless of audience and subject matter.
I approach my creative practice with a scholarly, interpretive, transformative lens. I pick apart something given to me and build it back up in ways that recontextualise how it is seen, accompanied by notes. I am very interested in approaches rooted in decolonial thought, mostly in my pursuit for things taken for granted - to elevate it, tear it asunder, bring it down to its barest essentials, paint it new, and in the end, show it the attention and respect it deserves.

Artist Statement

I'm compelled by the richness of the world I live in - its histories, its cultures, and its multiplicity of being: wondrous, terrible, beautiful, messy, complex and simple. My drawing and writing are the medium and the message of this constant, internal drive: everything I live for and create are embodied, infused expressions of wonder and love for humanity. The motivation remains the same regardless of audience and subject matter.
I approach my creative practice with a scholarly, interpretive, transformative lens. I pick apart something given to me and build it back up in ways that recontextualise how it is seen, accompanied by notes. I am very interested in approaches rooted in decolonial thought, mostly in my pursuit for things taken for granted - to elevate it, tear it asunder, bring it down to its barest essentials, paint it new, and in the end, show it the attention and respect it deserves.