Through cutting, layering, and reassembling images by hand, I create compositions that invite viewers to move between multiple perspectives and interpretations.

I am interested in the way memories are reconstructed over time, how places become emotionally charged, and how seemingly unrelated fragments can reveal hidden connections.

My collages do not seek to provide fixed meanings. Instead, they function as open spaces for reflection, where personal histories, collective memories, and imagined futures intersect. By embracing both intuition and chance, I use collage as a way of questioning what is real, what is remembered, and what becomes possible when familiar images are seen from a different perspective.