My new work explores grief, memory, and healing through a multidisciplinary practice integrating sound, sculpture, and reclaimed materials. As water moves through ecosystems shaping landscapes and carrying histories, grief moves through communities, requiring space to be acknowledged. By centering emotion and embodiment, I reframe mourning not only as an experience of loss but as a process of renewal that fosters resilience, empathy, and collective action.
In Scream into Water, I extend these ideas through sound and sculptural installation. The project transforms raw expressions of grief and frustration into the sounds of water, reflecting the cyclical nature of sorrow and renewal. A repurposed phone booth serves as both a sculptural object and a private space for catharsis. Inside, participants release their voices in solitude, while outside, their transformed screams spill into public space as waves crashing, rivers rushing, or lakes rippling. This act of sonic alchemy mirrors the way grief reshapes itself over time.
The works in this collection are offered at deeply discounted prices. All funds will support this project,Scream into Water
In Scream into Water, I extend these ideas through sound and sculptural installation. The project transforms raw expressions of grief and frustration into the sounds of water, reflecting the cyclical nature of sorrow and renewal. A repurposed phone booth serves as both a sculptural object and a private space for catharsis. Inside, participants release their voices in solitude, while outside, their transformed screams spill into public space as waves crashing, rivers rushing, or lakes rippling. This act of sonic alchemy mirrors the way grief reshapes itself over time.
The works in this collection are offered at deeply discounted prices. All funds will support this project,Scream into Water