All Memories Fade is an autobiographic story comprised of installation, sculpture, and photographic prints. This work takes inspiration from my life’s recollections, drawing upon memories of my family farm. This work explores a pronounced fear that developed after losing my cherished moments.

In the fall of 2022 I began to question why I enjoyed taking photographs in the first place. This digital black and white series explores the shifting nature of home and the connections made while travelling around. Through these images I convey the enjoyment of a moment in solitude while moving cross country.

Through light and optics the material memory that the clear glass has is refracted onto the photographic paper. Resulting in a ethereal, abstract portrait from the clear glass form in which it was derived.

Outside of combining glass and photographic techniques. I also enjoy making functional wares. The current series of work I have been making are inspired by the famous painter Claude Monet. Deriving inspiration from their neutral, yet vibrant pallet alongside large defined brush strokes.

When we are young, it is common to get asked “Where do you want to be in 5 years?” Telling hands is my response to this question amidst a pandemic, exploring my past and future self. Reminiscing on my faults and successes in my past that made me who I am today, alongside my goals for the future.

Holding Hands depict images of hands holding different objects but to me, I see portraits of people. These objects are memories I have with different individuals within my life. Some positive, others negative but each one has molded me into who I am today.

Thai Appreciation began in 2019 in collaboration with Ty Pratumwon. Our focus was on appreciating the culture and beauty of Thailand through their icons and symbolism.