In an era defined by digital noise and programmed routines, the act of paying attention to the natural world is rebellious. My work investigates the space between the human and the non-human, specifically, how we perceive, categorize, and relate to the animal world. I am interested in the tension of our modern existence: we live caught between our biological instincts and our automated, machine driven habits. Through sculpture and making, I aim to disrupt this “autopilot,” demanding a return to physical presence and sensory awareness.