"Beginning with a concept, my work process is often intuitive—I let the materials and the work lead me toward where they want to go. They are like physical incarnations of Allan Kaprow’s idea of “Happenings”, where logic and rules are overridden by the beauty of chance, uncertainty, and absurdity. While freedom is a central dogma to both my life and art, my own mind appears to be the only thing that traps me.

Like a stranded whale, I often feel powerless against the incessant rampage of doubt and intrusive thoughts despite constant effort to counter. Thus, you will inevitably find traces of that struggle in my work, given that I believe artists cannot conceal themselves in their work. It is also in my nature to rebel and question: against norms, conventions, people, and preconceived notions. By this, I refer to a perpetual desire to verge away."