My creative practice moves across painting, sculpture, drawing, animation, and photography. I am interested in how different materials and visual languages can work together to examine social and political structures.

Humour and irony are central to my process. I use them as tools to expose, question, and complicate systems of corruption, power, and control. Rather than approaching these subjects directly, I often use wit, contradiction, and visual tension to create work that feels playful on the surface while carrying a sharper critical edge underneath.

My process is shaped by experimentation and by moving between fine art, photography, and creative direction. This allows me to build images and objects that operate across personal, cultural, and commercial spaces.