My work explores how emotions are absorbed, held, and preserved within material surfaces. Through the use of resin, pigment, and textile-based supports, I construct layered compositions in which time, memory, and transformation become visible and tangible.

I am particularly interested in the tension between control and unpredictability inherent in these materials. Resin, with its fluid and reactive nature, interacts with textiles in ways that allow traces of process, gesture, and duration to emerge. Each surface becomes a site where accumulation and erosion coexist, reflecting the instability of memory itself.

My current research investigates the physical behavior of resin in relation to textile structures, focusing on how these materials can retain and transmit emotional and temporal residues. Through this process, I aim to create works that function as both containers and witnesses of lived experience.