My practice navigates the intersection of the clinical body and the natural world through a hybrid of scanography, digital pinhole, and cyanotypes.

I catalog the physical weight of medical treatment by scanning personal artifacts, from dental casts and medications to bacterial cultures, alongside the organic decay of animal bones.

Complementing this forensic approach, my digital pinhole work captures the disorienting texture of daily life through the lens of brain fog and invisible disability.

By layering medical imaging with botanicals in my cyanotypes, I aim to recontextualize the sterile diagnostics of illness into something intimate and tangible.