My research explores the hollow of grief.

What is grief made of? How can it be shared? How can it be fractured into digestible parts? How can it be given to others to hold? How can it invite others to grieve?

My work delves into the discomfort of sharing my story of abuse, the shame of being different, and the vulnerability of owning trauma that often remains unacknowledged.

It is about being seen and heard and held, in and with my grief.