My works focus on abnormal or uncanny experiences as the body relates to space. Using processes such as double exposure and direct-to-leaf chlorophyll printing, I examine the relationship between body and environment as figures move between the real and the surreal. Subjects emerge in unexpected ways, creating a dreamlike atmosphere that confronts the viewer with their own assumptions about the bodies they are observing. Instead of being contextualized by the environment around them, subjects intervene in expectations and disrupt their surroundings. Bodies are obscured, melting into the background or binding with the medium. Not only are my figures out of place, but they are inseparable from space, creating new meaning that shifts with each glance.