I work as an artist to animate my understanding of society, philosophy, politics, and the self. Through my art, I transform observation into a language of practice, giving form to my themes. Once a poet, displacement loosened my connection to words. What I could no longer express through language found its way into images. My visual work emerged from this gap an alternative vocabulary built from looking, sensing, and witnessing. As an observer, I bear witness. Bearing witness is not just part of my art; it is a necessity. My practice turns the limits of spoken language into a visual form of expression, inviting viewers to see what could not be said.

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I feel the need to cast away borders and other imaginary lines.  I have come to the realization that we are all immigrants, living temporarily in whatever land we happen to be in.  
I try to convey in my work the experience of relocation. I see that while some things in life are relatively familiar, others are completely disorienting. I seek to reflect all of these different subjects – relocation and disorientation,
The geography of memory does not consist of borders  
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