A space of inquiry into perception, form, and the ways we experience the world.

This practice is interdisciplinary by nature, moving fluidly across mediums and approaches. Each series is a chapter in that exploration, an unfolding conversation between material, process, and perception.

One does not simply navigate their environment. As organisms, we exist within a continuum of relational exchange with every stimulus we encounter. The subject's role in this process is not just that of a witness. All parties are actively engaged in the process of finding meaning.

To perceive marks a pivotal moment—when the environment becomes more than mere data. Beyond calculation or stimulus, perception transforms both the perceiver and the perceived, altering their mutual understanding of the world.

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To perceive marks a pivotal moment—when the environment becomes more than mere data. Beyond calculation or stimulus, perception transforms both the perceiver and the perceived, altering their mutual understanding of the world.

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Guided by a lifelong curiosity, Simone explores the intersection between our ecology of perception and visual narrative. “How do we know…?” was a question that echoed throughout Simone’s youth, becoming the seed of a sustained inquiry into how perception is shaped—both individually and communally.

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Images in her practice speak to the unique ways she perceives her environment through the lens of sensory processing disorder. Symbols, narrative, and patterning capture a reality shaped by fewer filters—where less means an expanded capacity to take in more.  


Each symbol references objects that have served as grounding points, markers of orientation within an otherwise overwhelming field of stimuli. In the act of world building they become a thread that anchors the world Simone builds.