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My work lives in the space between holding on and letting go.

I paint and sculpt emotional states — moments of tension, silence, desire, and release. I am drawn to the instant when something shifts inside: when fear softens, movement begins, and a quiet inner transformation takes place.

 

Trained as an engineer, I eventually chose to follow a different path — one guided by intuition, emotion, and sensory experience. Through figurative painting and sculptural ceramics, I explore the human condition as it is felt rather than explained.

 

Music, movement, intimacy, and nature often appear in my work, not as subjects, but as emotional forces. My art is an ongoing dialogue with mood, memory, and change — a reflection of life in its vulnerability, strength, and quiet humor.

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