Works on paper, painting, and collage — thresholds between self and other, perception and presence, control and surrender.
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My practice explores the thresholds between self and other, perception and presence, control and surrender.
Working across drawing, painting, and collage, I engage with the experience of consciousness—how meaning is formed, fractured, and reassembled through personal and collective memory. Through layered materials and intuitive process, my work resists linear narratives, instead allowing time, intimacy, and vulnerability to surface as embodied experiences.
I am interested in moments where effort gives way to uncertainty, and where surrender does not promise resolution, only revelation. The act of making functions as a site of inquiry rather than conclusion. Each work becomes an invitation—to sit with ambiguity, to honor what is unresolved, and to remain present within the shifting boundaries of becoming.
The studio and communal extension of the fine art practice.
Komikka & Company holds objects, gatherings, and resources that use art as a tool for reflection, healing, and shared storytelling—creating spaces where intimacy, care, and creative inquiry can unfold.
Here live the studio offerings: editions and works on paper, workshops for libraries and arts organizations, digital resources, and community programs. The artist and the studio are connected but separate — one makes the work, the other opens the door.
workshop · Offered year-round · libraries & arts organizations
A hands-on session in bookbinding and mark-making. Participants cut, fold, stitch and take home a finished object — a small practice in slowing down, offered as a tool for reflection and shared storytelling.
program · Seasonal · small groups
Care-centered gatherings where art functions as a way in — drawing, writing, and conversation held in a space built on intimacy and consent. No experience required, nothing to perform.
exhibition · Ongoing
Current and upcoming exhibitions, institutional collaborations, and residency work. For programming inquiries and studio visits, write — the door is open.