Objects tell stories. Worn, familiar, and often overlooked, they carry the weight of memory, routine, and quiet significance. I’m drawn to the way we interact with the things around us—how we collect, repurpose, and assign meaning to ordinary items. A mop bucket, a well-used tool, a birthday candle—each holds a history shaped by touch, time, and use.

In my work, I explore these objects through color, texture, and composition, elevating the mundane into something worth a second look. By isolating, rearranging, or abstracting them, I invite curiosity about the ways everyday materials shape our experiences.