Everything She Sowed

My work explores memory, absence, transformation, and the fragile spaces between what is lost and what remains. I use AI-assisted image making as a way to translate emotional experiences into surreal visual landscapes, often combining beauty with unease, abundance with emptiness, and intimacy with distance.

Since the loss of my mother, my practice has become increasingly centered on grief, transmission, and the traces a person leaves behind. I am interested in how memory reshapes reality, how objects and places become vessels for absence, and how endings can also carry the seeds of continuation.

In Everything She Sowed, harvest becomes a metaphor for the closing of a life season: gathering what has been cultivated, inherited, loved, and passed on.