The human condition and emotions in the contemporary world have always been among my most significant artistic concerns. My central question is how to make visible one of the most important yet intangible dimensions of human existence: emotions. Emotions that flow within us and find their way into the material world, where they often reveal themselves through inanimate objects.
In my work, I seek to reinterpret this relationship from an opposite perspective, as if separating emotions from human beings and transferring them to objects, thereby giving them a new form of life. In this process, objects, much like the human body, become vessels for the presence, extension, and expression of emotions. They intertwine with bodily parts and sometimes merge with them so completely that the boundary between the body and the object begins

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