35760

The house you built with your own hands, a hotel room shared by seven people and only two beds, a sleeping bag beneath the stars, a cardboard box under an overpass, a lover’s bedroom, a car parked in the middle of nowhere, a rental for the weekend, or even the top of a studio table when the night drifts in too quickly. Home can be a memory, an emotion, a person, or a sense of place. My work is driven by the everyday objects and experiences that shape my life. Spaces, nostalgic feelings, and the people who become part of my journey all find their way into the work. 

These moments were first explored in 35760, a solo exhibition built from the many homes I have inhabited; whether for years, months, days, or only a few fleeting minutes. Through these works, I invite viewers into the moments where home becomes meaningful to me. By connecting memory, emotion, and space, I explore how our daily routines create comfort and belonging, regardless of how temporary a place may be.