My work explores memory, imagination, and the emotional relationship I have with the spaces around me. Drawing from childhood experiences, theatrical environments, and scale-model sets, I create immersive paintings and installations that blur the line between lived experience and imagined reality. My practice is rooted in a longing to reconnect with places, feelings, and ways of seeing that become harder to access over time. Whether working in two or three dimensions, my approach to artmaking acts as a form of world-building that is shaped by play, performance, and faint memory.