My artistic practice moves between painting, photography, and objects, exploring material, memory, and transformation.

Working with water, salt, pigments, cuttlefish ink, and organic substances, I balance intention with chance, allowing materials to leave their own traces.

The sea appears not as a landscape, but as a phenomenon of movement and change. Food, as a carrier of sensory and emotional memory, also inspires my exploration of materials and textures.

In "Salt Memory", these ideas extend into photography, stone canapés, and abstract compositions on plates, blurring the boundaries between painting, object, and dining ritual.

I am interested in the quiet transformations of matter, where what remains becomes as important as what disappears.

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