CARE (wall installation) 2025
Nurturing and nourishing humans brings to mind the role of the mother, in both human and natural contexts, plays in sustaining life. It’s such a profound and comforting way to think about the relationship between life and the environment. The way nature sustains us, like a mother does, is something I try to reflect on often. We depend on the earth for everything—food, water, air, shelter—and in return, we often take it for granted or misuse it. It really puts into perspective the importance of reciprocity and respect in our social relationships. In human terms, it reminds me of how the care we give to one another—our families, our communities—mirrors the way nature nurtures us. The cycle of caring is essential to sustainable human development, just as a tree grows from its roots to its branches, and caring is passed on from generation to generation. The branches reach outward, a metaphor for the extension of care, building strong relationships, nurturing growth, and fostering connections.
I WANT TO LIVE (wall installation) 2023
wheat sprouts growth on non-recyclable trash
Photo taken in Manhattan, New York.
An impromptu project at the EFA Art Residency in New York City
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2022
1. Bowl
Chinese ink on Xuan Paper and thread
2. Vines
Chinese ink on Xuan Paper and thread
2021
Deformation, ink, mineal color and chemical work on paper.
Fall Out, 70x100x10 cm, tissues and natural paste.
Oasis, 25x35x5 cm, tissues pulp and natural paste
Untitled, 100x200x10 cm,
Ink, mineal color and chemical work on paper.
The Dust Settles, 70x120x15 cm,
Ink, mineal color and chemical work on processed paper.
Internal Strength 2021
Transmutation
Unreadable Document, 2017- 2021
Distorted Stone, 40×50 / 35×35 cm / 40×60 cm, 2021