My work explores the relationship between people and the land through the translation of landscapes via various systems. These representations reveal how we live, work, and move through land. I incorporate a mix of linear and geometric shapes, combined with divergent perspectives, suggesting the way landscapes are perceived from literal and metaphorical distances. By utilizing GPS, paper, and aerial maps, I address contemporary landscapes by examining their organization, viewpoints, and navigation methods. With assemblage works, I repurpose materials, such as house paint, wallpaper, and wood scraps from home remodeling and construction projects to add dimension and texture to my artworks which creates a tactile connection to the built environment. This ongoing series reflects my curiosity and deciphering of landscapes and the evolving relationship between people and the natural world amidst continuous expansion and construction.