My work explores how images shape perception, memory, and behavior. Drawing from photographs of my family and early life in Southern California, I examine how personal memory is transformed as images move through digital and technological systems.

Working across installation, video, and digital fabrication, I use 3D and UV printing to translate photographs into sculptural forms. Printing errors, distortions, and technological disruptions become integral to the process, revealing and disrupting the image’s underlying structures.

My work considers the image as both memory and material—something that preserves relationships and cultural inheritance while continually shifting through the systems that produce, store, and transmit it.