I'm a recent graduate working across architecture, landscape, and conceptual art. My work explores how spaces can refuse, remember, and transform; how design can be a tool for questioning, not just constructing. I'm interested in the politics of preservation, the ethics of disappearance, and how we might care for land by stepping back. I’m drawn to projects that challenge assumptions about use, ownership, and permanence, often blurring the line between intervention and provocation. I see design as a way of thinking; a way to make visible the values we hold, and the ones we leave behind.