My research investigates how bodies inhabit displacement, constraint, and provisional conditions through a material-led, site-responsive practice. Working across sculpture, textiles, and spatial structures, I translate experiences of stillness, self-regulation, surveillance, isolation, and care into tangible form.

Focusing on domestic and bodily scales under precarity, my work examines how presence, connection, and adaptation are negotiated within systems of ownership, mobility, and control. Care and resilience emerge not as fixed states but as ongoing, situated responses to structural limitations.