My practice is rooted in an ongoing exploration of Wu Li—the patterns of organic energy that flow through all things—and how they serve as a gateway into altered states of consciousness. What started as a way to cope with the demands of modern life through mindfulness and meditation has blossomed into a deeper investigation into how these subtle energies shape our perception and experience of reality.

Through photography, video, and installation, I use Wu Li as a way into altered states. The patterns I observe in the world around me—whether in nature, the digital realm, or the rhythms of everyday life—become my entry points into heightened states of awareness. Drawing from influences like Buddhist meditation, electronic rave culture, and shamanic rituals, I approach my materials with a sense of presence, allowing their energy to guide my process.

I engage with ink, water, and new media in a way I describe as “meditation-in-action.” With sensuous attentiveness, I explore these materials closely—paying attention to their texture, form, and colour—while allowing them to guide me into moments of stillness or movement. Through repetition and careful observation, I enter a state where the energy of the materials connects me to something larger than myself, uncovering new patterns, forms, and experiences along the way.