My work explores the tensions and desires that shape human relationships, both fulfilled and unfulfilled. Drawing from personal experiences as well as the social and political contexts around me, I create images that invite reflection and emotional connection. I aim for viewers to recognise fragments of their own experiences within the narratives embedded in each piece.

Portraiture remains central to my practice, creating immersive visual encounters in which viewers are invited not only to observe but also to feel the emotional undercurrents of each composition. Many of my portraits emerge through the combination and transformation of multiple photographic references. By layering, fragmenting, and altering these images, I construct figures that exist between representation and abstraction, where identity becomes fluid and open to interpretation.

My work weaves together personal and social themes, encouraging deeper engagement with the complexities of contemporary life. Within these constructed portraits, the body and face become sites where identity, vulnerability, and resistance are negotiated.

Through a restrained, often monochromatic palette, I build compositions rich in atmosphere, emotional depth, and subtle irony. The resulting figures challenge conventional approaches to portraiture while maintaining a strong figurative presence.

Each painting embodies a form of social and creative rebellion, questioning established norms and exploring the shifting boundaries between self and other. Through intuitive gestures and deliberate compositional choices, I seek to create images that invite viewers to confront both their inner landscapes and the world around them.