Experience is a virtue, but let’s be real: our childhood daydreams still have a say in who we become. My work plays in the space where grown-up bodies and childhood memories collide. Through colorful objects and dreamlike palettes, I explore how nostalgia doesn’t just linger; it morphs, shaping how we move through the world as adults.

These early memories don’t just vanish; they follow us, sneak into our decisions, and quietly rewrite the way we see ourselves. In my art, bodies and objects twist together, becoming surreal reflections of maturity that feel both familiar and strange. This is about the transformation of memory into movement, plastic into presence, and play into something a little deeper.