What happens when an artist strips away the noise of permanent space and surrenders to the geography of water? Following a radical shift in lifestyle, moving aboard a boat with only a closet of essentials and portable studio tools, this project explores the invisible relationship between spatial environment and human behavior.

Where previous work mapped the physical drift of an anchored vessel, this ongoing body of work turns inward. It records the internal "traces": memories, sensory impressions, and daily observations of a life lived on the water's edge. Through small-format works on paper, field recordings of bayou wildlife, and collected organic artifacts, the project constructs a intimate archive of presence and survival.