Maintenance

Maintenance brings together works concerned with care, reliability, and the systems that sustain life over time.

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This section reflects a shift from sensing and orientation toward stewardship—an attention to what must function quietly, consistently, and without spectacle.

 

Across painting, drawing, and archival practice, these works focus on processes rather than outcomes: infusion, containment, repetition, and structural integrity.

 

Whether addressing medical intervention, vessels of healing, or aerospace components, the work honors precision, responsibility, and trust in systems designed to protect life.

 

Maintenance marks a turning point in my practice—where wonder becomes accountability, and imagination is grounded in the ethics of care.