Statement

People are inherently complex—each of us a blend of contradictions: joy and sorrow, secrecy and truth, the strange and the familiar. These dualities fascinate me, not just as an artist but as someone navigating my own inner tensions. Through this exploration, my work seeks to connect the hidden and unresolved aspects of my life to the broader human experience.

I create not to provide answers but to ask questions—of myself and, by extension, the viewer. When someone engages with my work, they’re invited to reflect on their own stories, their own hidden corners. This isn’t about universal truths or grand statements; it’s about finding meaning in the small, often uncomfortable spaces where we overlap. At its core, my work isn’t just a reflection of me—it’s an exploration of the shared vulnerabilities that make us human.