I am interested in how gendered labor, cleanliness, and compulsive thought patterns are enacted by the patriarchy, and how they are camouflaged within different spaces, both physically and in social media. By using the body as material both in performance and sculpture, my work questions the value placed on beauty and the tension between fear and desire projected onto feminine bodies. Using elements of sculpture, repeated mantra, and soundscapes, I highlight the absurdity of the routines and mindsets we follow in order to function under capitalism. I am interested in the way that larger societal power dynamics are reflected within the domestic sphere interpersonally. I consider the many ways we may soothe our anxieties about our participation in capitalist society as related to the body and mindspace. 

I am currently a student of Art Practice at UC Berkeley.