Fire Flowers

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This ongoing body of work responds to the escalating climate emergency—an ever-present force that shapes not just our environment, but our future. As fires burn hotter, seas rise higher, ecosystems fall under pressure, landfills overflow with textile waste and oceans heave with plastic pollution, I use art to reflect, question, and bear witness.

These pieces are not only expressions of grief and urgency, but also of connection—between humans and nature, technology and memory, destruction and renewal.

 

Created using a mix of non-traditional materials, photography, digital media, and experimental processes, each series tells a story—exploring the emotional and ecological weight of living through a time of planetary crisis and speaking to what we’re losing, what we’re fighting for, and what might still be possible.

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