My paintings occupy moments of instability—where perception shifts, certainty fractures, and the figure exists between recognition and reinterpretation. Rather than resolving these tensions, the work holds them, positioning the viewer within the act of looking itself.

Incorporating elements such as fragmented gold, exposed structure, and flattened spatial environments, challenging conventional associations of value, beauty, and permanence. Material becomes active—defining rather than embellishing—while the figure operates simultaneously as subject and construct.

With a background in interior design and fine art, my practice reflects a strong command of composition, spatial tension, and material presence. My work has been featured in curated exhibitions and continues to evolve through a series-based approach.