Art, for me, is not just a practice but a dialogue with existence itself. My inspiration is rooted in the human experience, a thread woven with the questions and moments that have marked my personal journey. From an early age, I found myself captivated by life’s profound mysteries, asking questions about existence and searching for deeper meanings. These inquiries became the foundation for my artistic exploration, manifesting through my use of various media.

Nature has always been a profound influence in my work—not just as a backdrop, but as a living embodiment of energy, transformation, and continuity. Its cycles and mysteries remind me of the unseen forces that shape our existence. Similarly, my interest in mysticism has expanded my understanding of the intangible; it represents the connection between the physical and spiritual, the seen and the unseen. These elements fuel my desire to explore beyond the visible and the known.

I often ponder what a life’s journey would reveal if condensed into a single image. What truths could it share, and what might it leave unsaid? This thought shapes my approach to form and structure, especially in my depiction of human faces blended with abstract shapes. Faces, to me, are more than features; they are landscapes of emotions, histories, and silent dialogues. My lines, colors, and shapes emerge organically, reflecting the unpredictable nature of life itself. I rarely erase mistakes in my work, choosing instead to integrate them as part of the story—echoing the acceptance of flaws in our paths.