This space holds my writing practice, poems, essays, and short stories, where language is allowed to wander before it becomes material. Writing is not separate from my visual practice. It is where ideas begin to unravel, where language resists clarity, and where meaning is rebuilt through rhythm rather than rules. These texts trace the same concerns found in my artwork: dyslexia, phonetic English, memory, identity, and the physical act of reading. Together, they form a parallel archive, one that feeds and informs the work you see elsewhere on this site.

My poems, essays, and short stories live on a separate platform and function as an extension of my visual practice.