Wayfinding explores the tools we use to find our way. Rooted in traditions of craft and intuitive making, the work takes the form of abstracted tools that suggest function without prescribing use. Arranged as wall-based installations, these tools read like maps or charts, creating environments that hold orientation and invite presence rather than direction. Together, the works reflect a belief that tools carry meaning beyond utility, offering quiet support for navigating inner landscapes and moments of transition.