Woodworking is my material investigation into form. By designing and constructing forms physically, I explore what form is, why it takes the shapes it does, and how it comes into being. Working with wood makes these questions visceral, bringing structure, proportion, space, balance, and use into direct experience. In doing so, I affirm my belief that function is inseparable from form.

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I also explore form through installation, bringing distinct and autonomous pieces into relation with one another to create a larger work whose formal identity exceeds that of its individual parts. Here, composition becomes an investigation in itself: how separate forms occupy space, enter into relation, and generate something that could not exist in isolation.