My Ikebana practice, deeply rooted in finding harmony within nature, extends beyond aesthetics to encompass a profound sense of well-being and a commitment to sustainability. Inspired by the interconnectedness of all living things as well as its psychological impact, I explore themes of resilience, impermanence, balance, making choices and respect for the natural world where we, human beings, are a part of in my Ikebana practice.

Drawing upon the rich cultural heritage of Ikebana, I seek to create work that not only celebrates the beauty of nature but also serves as a catalyst for social and environmental change. Through my Ikebana practice, I aim to foster a deeper understanding of the delicate balance of social and eco systems and encourage audiences/participants to consider their own impact on society.