I am drawn to the ambiguity of connection—how we lose and find our way to people, places, and materials that shape us. My work explores this ambiguity, considering wayfinding as both a physical and emotional act. Through ceramics, digital fabrication, and painting, I create objects that function as both markers and guides, wondering what anchors us when the familiar becomes distant. Whether through sound, opacity, or tactile interaction, I am interested in how presence lingers in absence, how we trace our way back, and how the smallest resonances can become acts of navigation in an ever-changing world.