In my artistic practice, I use handmade paper as well as papers collected from around the world. I see painting as a process of discovery rather than invention. Images emerge through observation, dreams, and intuition, revealing connections that often remain hidden beneath everyday life.

My practice is rooted in careful observation of both the visible and the invisible. Dreams, symbolic experiences, mythology, and contemplative practices become starting points for paintings that gradually unfold through an intuitive process. I am interested in the quiet wisdom that lies beneath ordinary experience and in the universal patterns that connect our inner and outer worlds.

Rather than offering fixed narratives, I create open visual spaces where women, water, and landscape become symbolic companions. Through these images, I invite viewers to pause, reflect, and discover their own meanings, memories, and emotional connections.