Growing up in an urban context while maintaining a strong connection to nature has shaped an ongoing interest in the relationship between these two forces. Landscapes, structures, and everyday spaces become points of encounter between human intervention and natural presence, suspended between harmony and collision.

Oil painting provides a slow and attentive process, allowing surfaces to oscillate between control and unpredictability. Through layered application, precision and chance coexist, creating images where beauty and discomfort meet.

Rather than proposing clear narratives, the paintings remain open and ambiguous, inviting the viewer to linger where perception, memory, and imagination overlap. At its core, my creative approach explores the coexistence of urban and natural, order and chaos, familiarity and uncertainty.

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