My practice explores materiality, transformation, and process, focusing on how meaning emerges through making rather than predetermined outcomes. I work with mixed media painting and sculpture, occasionally extending into photography and installation. I am interested in the ways materials interact, accumulate, and shift — allowing form to develop through curiosity, experimentation, and attention.

I work in an exploratory way, often allowing one medium to lead into another. A photograph may serve as a starting point for digital transformation, or a work may develop through the physical handling of materials. Natural elements create structure in painting or are used directly in sculptural forms. These organic materials are often combined with bright neon color and spray paint, influenced by graffiti and urban visual culture.

Process plays a central role in my work. I allow materials, gestures, and chance encounters to guide each piece, embracing uncertainty. My aim is not to arrive at a single conclusion, but to create work that invites slowness, attentiveness, and trust in the process, offering viewers quiet moments of reflection through material presence and transformation.