Phoria

Explores the emotional architecture of perception—how memory, fear, longing, and lived experience reshape the spaces we inhabit. Photographic imagery is deconstructed and rebuilt through layers of encaustic wax, with structures and surfaces physically formed in wax to create raised textures and shifting depths.

These built elements transform place into something less fixed and more psychological: a space that feels remembered, imagined, or altered by emotion—turning the photograph into a tactile, unstable terrain between document and dream.

Materials: Photograph and encaustic wax on multi-surface.