She explores how human experience is changing in the digital age, how memory and nostalgia navigate in machine-driven spaces. Her practice is defined by the intersection of personal memory, media archives, and algorithmic logic, exploring how these forces conflict, interact and create zones where human traces become blurred but not erased. Through her layered compositions, she maps out the complex zones where human subjectivity persists, offering subtle traces of emotion and narrative against the backdrop of automated, algorithmic environments. She uses generative processes, randomness, and digital tools to explore the boundary between the human and the machine in meaning-making