I create humanoid sculptures using a wide range of materials to explore femininity, sexuality, power, and the ways the female form is perceived. 

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My sculptures are designed to both captivate and unsettle. By exaggerating silhouettes into hyper-feminized forms, playing with contrasting colours and surreal textures, I construct figures that blur the line between character and caricature. These forms challenge traditional notions of gender and gaze, confronting viewers with the discomfort of objectification while reclaiming the body through abstraction and visual intensity.

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Across my practice, I use distortion, heightened femininity, and material experimentation to reveal the misogyny woven into cultural expectations of the female body, exposing the tensions between beauty, gender norms, and objectification, reimagining issues into something empowering, unsettling, and impossible to ignore.

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