​My work is concerned with the mechanisms of memory—what is preserved, what is lost, and what remains unseen. It examines how dominant systems—genetic, cultural, institutional—shape the archive, determining what is recorded and what is omitted. This inquiry is not speculative; it is grounded in evidence and observation.

Through the lens of palimpsest, epigenetics, and pre-literal semantics, I investigate how knowledge is transferred, both biologically and digitally. I am interested in the development of organic materials as vessels for memory, and in the symbolic migration of information to digital formats. These processes reflect a broader human aspiration: to transcend physical limitations while remaining rooted in material reality. The materials I use—photography, ink, textiles, ceramics, tracing paper, embroidery, and more—are selected for their capacity to hold tension between permanence and fragility. They are layered deliberately, forming a dialogue between past and present, between what is visible and what is obscured. Each composition is a study in adaptation and agency.

My practice is informed by the principle that systems—biological or designed—operate through selective activation. I explore what is reversible, what is inherited, and what is shaped by disruption. This is not only a symbolic inquiry; it is also a structural one. It asks how choices accumulate, how patterns emerge, and how trajectories are formed. I invite viewers to engage with the work through reflection. It does not offer resolution, but rather a space to consider complexity—of memory, of identity, of authorship. The goal is to recognise the silent records that influence the present: inscriptions at the genetic level, patterns of replication and absence, and the nonlinear nature of growth.

In essence, I believe that living memory—dynamic, contested, and embodied—holds greater relevance than static history. My work seeks to honour this vitality, connecting what was with what is, and acknowledging the systems—visible and invisible—that shape our shared future.