Vulnerability

is not a subject.

It is a condition

I work from.

 

The work takes shape

where human reactions shift.

Where relations

produce expectations

that are fragile,

exposed,

or unresolvable.

 

I search for structures

that can hold

what does not resolve.

There is a place

for everything.

A form.

An embrace.

A connection.

 

Sculpture is not representation.

It is spatial

and relational.

Through sculptural

and ceremonial forms,

I work alongside

research,

emotion,

and superstition.

Present

with material conditions.

 

Many works take the form

of contemporary altars.

Not symbols —

functional structures.

Resistant

to closure.

 

They invite

tactility.

Encounter.

Duration.

The work remains open.

An object.

A space.

For repetition.

For lived experience.

Vulnerability

is not a subject.

It is a condition

I work from.

 

The work takes shape

where human reactions shift.

Where relations

produce expectations

that are fragile,

exposed,

or unresolvable.

 

I search for structures

that can hold

what does not resolve.

There is a place

for everything.

A form.

An embrace.

A connection.

 

Sculpture is not representation.

It is spatial

and relational.

Through sculptural

and ceremonial forms,

I work alongside

research,

emotion,

and superstition.

Present

with material conditions.

 

Many works take the form

of contemporary altars.

Not symbols —

functional structures.

Resistant

to closure.

 

They invite

tactility.

Encounter.

Duration.

The work remains open.

An object.

A space.

For repetition.

For lived experience.

Vulnerability

is not a subject.

It is a condition

I work from.

 

The work takes shape

where human reactions shift.

Where relations

produce expectations

that are fragile,

exposed,

or unresolvable.

 

I search for structures

that can hold

what does not resolve.

There is a place

for everything.

A form.

An embrace.

A connection.

 

Sculpture is not representation.

It is spatial

and relational.

Through sculptural

and ceremonial forms,

I work alongside

research,

emotion,

and superstition.

Present

with material conditions.

 

Many works take the form

of contemporary altars.

Not symbols —

functional structures.

Resistant

to closure.

 

They invite

tactility.

Encounter.

Duration.

The work remains open.

An object.

A space.

For repetition.

For lived experience.