My work reflects transitions — between places, identities, and inner landscapes. For many years, I have explored how belonging shifts when we move between cultures: the moments when we are neither fully here nor there.

I paint states of being, fragments, atmospheres. My inspiration comes from daily life, music, travel, urban surroundings, nature, and encounters. I often integrate phrases or fragments of text into my work, giving each piece an additional emotional layer.

Color plays an essential role in my practice. Neon pinks, oranges, greens, yellows, deep blues, black, and white create tension, contrast, and emotional movement. Spray paint, raw textures, and intuitive brushwork allow spontaneity and imperfection to remain visible.

My paintings are not about fixed places. They are about emotional memory, movement, and perception. They invite viewers into spaces of reflection, vulnerability, and connection.

Home is no longer a physical place for me. Home exists within.