These works begin with images of people and are built through layers of discarded materials, packaging, printed fragments and visual debris from everyday life. I take things that are usually ignored, thrown away or consumed without thought and bring them into the body of the image.

The human figure becomes mixed with plastic, foil, paper, blister packs, advertising fragments and halftone textures. Faces and bodies are interrupted, covered and reconstructed. What looks disposable becomes part of the composition.

I am interested in the collision between the human body and the world it produces and consumes. These are digital interventions, but the starting point is physical: found materials, waste, photographs, print and texture. I use the computer as another layer of the collage, breaking the image apart and rebuilding it until the original photograph becomes something else.