Kalanjar (Inner Struggle)

Kalanjar concerns a moment in which nothing has yet been fixed; a state suspended between remaining and erasure, making and setting aside.

This body of work begins from the experience of living in relation to another—where resemblance can become both connection and rupture. Repeated faces, sleeping bodies, multiplied hands, and returning images create a world in which the boundary between individuality and the reflection of the other is constantly shifting.

Together, these works reflect the artist’s relationship with doubt, failure, return, and persistence.

Here, each work is not seen in isolation, but enters into relation with others, observing them, responding to them, or subtly disrupting their order.

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