My recent work consists of inkjet prints of personal, everyday subjects layered with oil paint. The painted layer does not explicitly reference the photo beneath it. Instead, it's based on a separate moment. transparency allows the underlying image to emerge over time, creating a sense of dislocation. An unassuming still life might eventually reveal unexpected details—a laptop cord, a radiator— uncomposed moments that slowly surface. These works, shaped by my experiences in media and observations as a human moving through her life, reflect the fragmentation and saturation of visual and personal space in the digital age.

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