Where does one find the sacred within the daily mundane existence of life?

My work delves into the intricate interconnectedness of the psychic & the political, the existential & economic, the spiritual and the social, the sacred and profane. 

I explore glitches within the individual and collective identity, the myths surrounding it, the fallacy of its immutability, transculturation, hybridity, truth, and the interconnected histories of belief systems. My work explores contradictions and paradoxes existing within the role of meaning-making and the construction of reality through a post-medium approach. I immerse myself in my practice by creating performance rituals and relics while reflecting on the emotional, spiritual, and physical endurance required to live in a world of suffering. These rituals allow my body and mind to enter states of transcendence, transfiguration, vulnerability, and unfamiliarity, opening up limitless potentials in the present moment. I reflect on the role of encounter, exchange, and the environment in cultivating the human through embodied practice. 

Materials and techniques in my practice navigate the space between craft and neo-craft, authentic and AI-generated. Through an interplay with materiality, I inquire into the re-creation, repetition, and reproduction of belief systems and the means of mechanical reproduction of thought and perception through advanced technologies.