Eyes look through the blinds towards the neighborhood, as the heat from outside seeps into the interior. I recall this as I reflect on the home I grew up in. Memories are captured in the windows, objects, and arrangements of a room or exterior space. They’re evoked by small details—the furniture, the weather outside, how the light moves through and around the house, or the shapes the blinds make as you part them to peek out. In reflecting on moments of solitude, seemingly small scenes become significant. Utilizing collage and water-based media, my work is an archive of remembered spaces drawn from observation, dreams, and memory. Scenes are shaped by personal narrative and regional atmosphere. The space of the house, the car, and the land are not separate, but settings of intimate recollection and experience.

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