My assemblage work brings together foraged natural materials, recycled objects, and papier mâché to construct small-scale worlds and sculptural environments. Each piece is built slowly by hand, allowing materials to guide form, balance, and meaning.

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The works draw on ideas of magic, folklore, and the unseen - not as fantasy, but as ways of thinking about transformation, care, and connection. Natural elements sit alongside human-made debris, creating fragile ecosystems where the boundary between what is found and what is made becomes blurred.

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Working with recycled and existing materials is a deliberate choice. Objects that have lost their original purpose are reassembled into new narratives, given space to exist differently. Papier mâché functions as a binding and shaping material, allowing disparate elements to coexist while retaining their individual histories.

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These assemblages operate as acts of world-building. They invite close looking, offering spaces where imagination, memory, and material presence meet - suggesting that new worlds can be formed from what already exists.