Artist

Under the surface of my work lies an ongoing investigation into identity, memory, and the fragile psychological space between the body and its constructed realities. Through fragmented figures, layered gestures, and shifting visual narratives, I explore how human presence is continuously shaped by social pressure, internal conflict, and collective memory.

My practice moves between painting, mixed media, installation, and visual experimentation, where the body becomes both witness and battlefield — carrying traces of silence, transformation, resistance, and disappearance. Rather than presenting fixed meanings, the works invite viewers into unstable emotional spaces where personal histories intersect with broader cultural and existential questions.

I approach the image as a living structure: one that can collapse, mutate, conceal, or reveal. In this process, distortion becomes a language, and fragmentation becomes a way of reconstructing contemporary human experience.

Selected Exhibitions

Research Interests