about

how can specific, personal, and local singularities persist within a system that tends toward standardization, homogenization, and dehumanization? my practice emerges from the structural tension between norms and singular experience, between the systems that organize the world and the everyday forms, often minimal, deviant, or intuitive, through which standardization is lived, negotiated, or eroded. through attentive observation of routines and repetitive gestures, my work suggests that even the smallest actions can give rise to forms of subversion, microacts of resistance that challenge or circumvent imposed structures.