My work asks what diaspora and displacement generate — in bodies and materials. What forms under pressure. What technologies of relation emerge from the condition of being elsewhere.
I work through touch: infrared light tracing surfaces, transforming them into digital fragments assembled from different places and times. These fragments materialize as print, wax, textile, sound — each transformation irreversible, each medium revealing something the others cannot.
These become layered installations to be inhabited. Spaces where histories of displacement and the forms of life they made possible exist simultaneously.