My work explores the intersection of art and sport as a way to understand vulnerability, trust, and shared human experience. Both demand presence, repetition, and commitment—while also inviting introspection, community, and transformation.

I see the court as a sacred site—an earth painting—layered with memory, movement, and spiritual culture. These spaces carry homage: to home courts, to community, to the quiet rituals of play. I’m drawn to how time settles into them, and how they become stages for radical empathy and real-time negotiation.

In particular, I see courts as battlefields where women in sport fight for visibility and equal space. Sport, in my practice, is both metaphor and material—embodying strength, resistance, and tenderness. Through it, I explore the politics of space and the ways we shape one another through every pass, pivot, and pause.

Ultimately, I aim to create not just art, but temporary fields—environments where difference is honored, collectivity is sacred, and the pursuit of something greater than the self becomes possible.