About
My art explores the intersection of social activism, ecology, and diverse forms of knowledge, challenging exclusionary systems. Using painting, drawing, photography, and video, I highlight how individuals thrive in unique environments and advocate for spaces of belonging. My work critiques ableist infrastructures and pushes for more inclusive spaces that celebrate diverse cognitive and sensory experiences. Influenced by disability theory and postcolonial studies, I aim to reimagine knowledge and identity beyond the neurotypical norm. I hope my work fosters a more informed, accepting world, where all forms of knowledge, experience, and human expression are valued.