My practice extends Ikebana into contemporary performance and installation. I explore Ikebana as durational performance, working with found objects, botanical matter, sound, and site-responsive environments to create ephemeral compositions that unfold through time, attention, and transformation. I approach each arrangement as a temporal and spatial process shaped through performance. Movement, material transformation, and the environment become integral to the work itself. The compositions evolves through impermanence, presence, and connections.