My creative practice is driven by a need to confront the difficult and often uncomfortable realities of contemporary life. I use art as a way to question conformity, silence, and the systems that shape identity, perception, and social behaviour.

Working through an interdisciplinary approach, I build layered compositions that operate through signs, symbols, and metaphor. I am interested in semiotics as a visual language, where meaning is not immediately fixed but slowly revealed through association, contradiction, and interpretation.

Technology, spectatorship, identity, and social unease often inform my work. I want the viewer to question what they are actually looking at, and to consider how images can conceal, reveal, distort, or complicate meaning. My process is both critical and intuitive, using visual tension to create work that invites reflection rather than passive viewing.