ABOUT

I am drawn to materials that resist control and refuse perfection. Thick layers of paint, charcoal, ink, torn paper, scratched lines, and stitched fragments.

I am not seeking the flawless, but the alive. The friction and agency of these materials leave traces of something vulnerable, unpredictable, and constantly in motion.

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At the same time, I am fascinated by photography’s ability to hold onto fleeting moments, glances, atmospheres, landscapes, and building facades.

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My works emerge in the meeting between these expressions — in the space between clarity and ambiguity, between what remains and what crumbles, is scraped away, or concealed.

From this tension arise images that carry traces of memories, places, and lived experience.

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I do not seek to provide definitive answers. Rather, I aim to create open spaces where the viewer’s own memories, associations, and experiences can unfold.