My practice focuses on states of contradiction, inconsistency, and incompleteness—particularly the fractures that emerge within time and space. From the gaps of language and the lapses of memory to the dislocation between objects and structures, I approach these conditions as folds that open new ways of sensing. In recent works, I have taken the experience of Alzheimer’s disease as a point of departure, using writing, erasure, assemblage, and moving image to explore the bifurcations between remembering and forgetting, presence and absence. Rather than seeking a complete representation, my works unfold within gaps and fractures, inviting viewers into an unfinished yet expansive field of perception.