My work often presents restrained surfaces with emotional intensity beneath them. I am interested in how minimal forms, materials, and textures can quietly carry deeper emotional weight. Water is a recurring element in my work, both as a visual motif and as a metaphor for memory, fluidity, and inner states.

Through textile, illustration, collage, and garment, I explore my personal experiences as a way of raising questions rather than providing fixed answers. My practice becomes a process of recording feelings, observing subtle emotional shifts, and translating them into visual language. By balancing restraint and intensity, I aim to create poetic spaces where viewers can pause, reflect, and encounter their own emotions.