My practice is an inquiry into the texture of human existence. I am interested in the friction that exists between our internal reality and an external world that increasingly demands seamlessness.

Working across painting, installation, sculpture and digital media, I attempt to manifest the invisible weight of the human condition. I look for the places where the self fractures under pressure, or where it stubbornly resists the urge to be smoothed out. My work gives physical form to these abstract struggles, validating the difficult and often unspoken aspects of our mental landscape.

Ultimately, I aim to create a space for recognition. In a culture that often encourages us to hide our vulnerabilities, my work offers a moment of pause—a chance to confront the rough, unresolved nature of being human and feel less alone in that experience.