Grouped figures create a collective presence through repetition and stance.

The black and blue coloration speaks to bodies marked by systems that simultaneously categorize and  individualize us. I deliberately named these works "renditions" to reference multiple meanings – artistic interpretation, legal extradition, and forcible transfer – connecting them to questions of how our bodies are controlled and moved across boundaries.

This exploration of how bodies are controlled, moved, and transformed naturally led me to consider communities that have been physically displaced yet persist in memory.

Grouped figures create a collective presence through repetition and stance.

The black and blue coloration speaks to bodies marked by systems that simultaneously categorize and  individualize us. I deliberately named these works "renditions" to reference multiple meanings – artistic interpretation, legal extradition, and forcible transfer – connecting them to questions of how our bodies are controlled and moved across boundaries.

This exploration of how bodies are controlled, moved, and transformed naturally led me to consider communities that have been physically displaced yet persist in memory.