My work is rooted in the exploration of human emotion, creating visual expressions of what often cannot be put into words. Through my practice in painting and printmaking, I strive to transform abstract feelings into physical forms, allowing the viewer to engage with emotions in a direct and visceral way.

I am particularly drawn to the use of lines, texture, and color as tools for conveying emotional depth. These elements come together in my work to form complex, layered compositions that speak to the fluid and shifting nature of inner experience. Each piece is an invitation to explore the intersections between chaos and order, clarity and confusion. The abstract nature of my work reflects the complexity of the emotional landscape—how emotions are sometimes intangible or hard to define but are always felt deeply.

Influenced by artists like Paul Cézanne, Anselm Kiefer, Loie Hollowell, and Julie Mehretu, I aim to build a bridge between the viewer and their own emotional world. I want my art to serve as a space where people can connect with their own feelings, whether they are familiar or difficult to articulate. My goal is not only to create something beautiful but to offer a new perspective on the emotions that shape our human experience.

Through my work, I hope to create a sense of shared understanding and connection, inviting the viewer to see and feel something new. I believe that art has the power to bring clarity to the abstract and create moments of reflection, allowing us to confront our emotions and explore the richness of the inner world.