I am a multidisciplinary artist fascinated with the hidden maps of our internal worlds, trying to make sense of our own existence. I have a deep curiosity about identity and the inner worlds each of us carries. I am particularly interested in what lies beneath the surface: what we hide, what we protect, and the multiple versions of ourselves that coexist within a single body. My work investigates the mind’s instinctive drive to shape thoughts, memories and emotions into patterns, in a desire to give tangible shape to the intangible. The repetitive line work executed at monumental scale creates a physical space where the psyche becomes something you can actually look at. My current body of work centers on a large-scale charcoal drawings on paper. Charcoal is unpredictable, easily changed, and never entirely fixed, much like the mind. Paper, both fragile and responsive, retains traces of every mark, erasure, and hesitation. Together, these materials reflect the vulnerability inherent in inner life. Through this process, I invite viewers to pause, reflect, and acknowledge the complex emotional landscapes that shape our identities.
