My work in Room 18 is inspired by finding the ?precious? in the everyday and discovering beauty in unexpected places. The room becomes a sanctuary where the viewer is invited to explore, discover, or observe.

Through photographic pieces with sewn water forms (diatoms) placed in landscapes, I explore contrasts such as masculine/feminine, soft/hard, and natural/constructed. Glass, embellished cushions, and mirrors engraved with water organisms further invite reflection and closer inspection.

Ultimately, my work is about walking, searching, and noticing the unnoticed?creating moments of discovery that are playful, interactive, and quietly triumphant.