I am a performing artist, actor, and director who works with the body, voice, emotion, and silence as primary tools of expression.

I create work at the intersection of theatre, cinema, movement, and storytelling. In my practice, the body carries memory, the voice holds wounds, and silence often speaks louder than dialogue. I am drawn to characters who exist in tension with power, repression, identity, and freedom—characters that are layered, contradictory, and deeply human.

In my work, form and meaning are inseparable. In performance, I focus on intentional minimalism, precise physical expression, and an honest presence on stage. For me, acting is not simply appearing in a film or a play; it is a confrontation with truth, memory, and what resists being spoken.

I live and work in Toronto, where part of my artistic practice is dedicated to creating and performing works that connect human experience with awareness and reflection.

For me, art is a way of keeping meaning alive.