About me
Multidisciplinary artist.

My practice is focused on exploring tension through form and perception.

I work across different materials. For me, the surface is not simply a support, but a field of interaction.
Artist Statement
For me, perception is a process that is constantly changing. It is shaped by attention, memory, experience, context, and state. As a result, the same image can be perceived differently, and its meaning can change over time.

I work with visual and material elements in different ways to explore this process. Color, space, imagery, texture, scale, rhythm, material, sound, and movement can create different states and visual vibrations. They affect not only what we see, but also what we feel, shaping mood and atmosphere within a space. Abstraction is one of the tools I use in this exploration.

I find it important to leave room for different interpretations. Meaning is not always predetermined, nor does it have to be final. It emerges through the interaction between the work, the space, and the viewer, and can change with experience and state.

Through my work, I continue to explore these relationships, giving them different visual and material forms.

Practice &
Method

My practice is structured in series.
Each series functions as an independent inquiry unfolding over time. The works within a series are connected by an internal logic of development, variations of form, and gradual shifts of emphasis.

The process has a laboratory-like character. I work through repetition, reduction, and refinement. I am interested in the gesture of expression and the gradual structuring of space — the transition from impulse to balance, from intuitive movement to articulated form.
Current
focus
At present, I am developing research centered around the following directions:
  • Perception as a form
    of stability
  • Tension within
    the color field
  • The boundary between
    density and air
  • Laboratory practice
    as an ongoing process
Main series
All Works