Working with limited visual input, the artist produces paintings on curved structures to embrace unpredictability and a blind process that shapes each work’s outcome. This method reflects personal history—growing up with a profoundly deaf father and a deaf-blind mother—by grounding the practice in authenticity and direct experience. The resulting images emerge through chance and a willingness to accept aesthetic results outside conventional norms. Through these works, the artist considers the shifting edge between present and future, exploring the tension of curved surfaces and the calm of flat planes while inviting reflection on perception and observation.