We often say that we are running out of time. Overstimulated and overloaded with images and information, we begin to lose the ability to truly see and hear. The accelerated tempo of contemporary life shapes how we engage with our surroundings, and we frequently choose human–machine interaction over an intimate connection with the environments closest to us.

As an artist, I focus on visual and auditory explorations of seemingly mundane, uneventful spaces—sites where time appears to move slowly, yet where subtle, continuous change is always unfolding. Through video, sound, and installation, I invite viewers to slow down, to linger with the overlooked, and to experience a renewed sense of wonder and care for the more-than-human world. The work asks for sustained attention because, while we feel that we are running out of time, it is Nature that is running out of patience.