About

I work across freestanding sculpture, architectural wall works, and functional objects, developing parallel practices grounded in a shared formal language expressed at different scales.

The studio operates through an AI-forward methodology in which artificial intelligence functions as a spatial instrument rather than a generative endpoint. Through rapid dimensional studies and architectural testing, form, proportion, color, and material are explored as spatial tools rather than surface treatments, allowing each work to evolve through an iterative dialogue between digital study and physical realization.

Each piece is conceived as an active presence, engaging its environment through mass, edge, and interval. Architectural wall works position sculpture in direct relation to a room’s structure, engaging surface, edge, and proportion as spatial conditions. Freestanding sculptures extend these concerns into autonomous form, while functional works translate the same vocabulary under the constraints of use.

Materials and fabrication remain integral to the work’s meaning. Projects are conceptually developed through AI-driven spatial studies and realized through site-responsive commissions, where digital exploration and physical materiality converge.