My studio engages painting and drawing as sites of infrastructural intervention. Trained in image production, I developed an awareness of how visual systems encode ideology at scale. My practice redirects that knowledge toward engaging the systems that shape perception. I work with medical imaging, found photographs, and spatial installation to consider how infrastructure shapes the body. I am interested in how these structures enter the psychic rhythm. Through layered repetition, I construct surfaces that hold duration and slow attention. My aim is to reorient perception through material practice.