My work explores the intersection of image, memory, and space through the lens of contemporary multimedia practices. Working with photo media, painting and installations, I aim to challenge the boundaries between two-dimensional imagery and the immersive experience of three-dimensional environments. Each piece reflects my ongoing investigation into how visual representations shape our understanding of time, identity, and place.

By combining photography and painting, I blur the lines between realism and abstraction, inviting viewers to engage with layered narratives that unfold both visually and spatially. The installation aspect of my work serves as a way to transform traditional formats, allowing the audience to physically step into the piece, altering their perception and experience of the image.

In my practice, I’m deeply influenced by the transient nature of contemporary life, drawing from personal and collective histories. Whether through fragmented portraits, landscapes, or abstract compositions, my work seeks to evoke a sense of intimacy and openness, encouraging reflection on how we interpret and engage with the world around us.