Material Narratives is where ideas leave the screen and become tangible. While much of my work lives in digital spaces, working with raw materials strengthens the way I think, design, and direct. Sculpting in clay or building in wood forces every concept to exist in real space, with weight, texture, and presence.

These pieces ground my creative process. They sharpen my sense of form, proportion, and emotion, and deepen the way I visualize worlds before translating them into digital experiences. Moving fluidly between physical and digital mediums is what defines my practice as multidisciplinary, turning vision into something that can be felt, not just seen.