Beauty, for me, reveals itself most powerfully in ordinary moments and overlooked places.
In my work, I examine both the surface and the subtext of the world around me, combining
direct representation with metaphorical content. I am interested in how beauty is shaped and sometimes constrained by cultural taboos— a tension I address by spotlighting the
unremarkable and reframing it through my artistic process. Whether working from observation or abstraction. I aim to draw attention to details that most people overlook, elevating the mundane and creating a space for quiet reflection.

My practice spans both two-dimensional and three-dimensional media, enabled by a lifelong passion for interior design and an ongoing fascination with the evolution of trends in visual culture. I often create functional art-unique home decor and jewelry-that blurs the boundary between utility and aesthetic pleasure. Through material choices and design references, I explore how objects and spaces acquire history, character, and narrative. Inspiration comes from studying centuries-old patterns, transforming everyday items, and understanding how visual interest can enliven even the simplest environment.

What motivates me, above all, is the act of sharing, inviting viewers to engage with my work on their own terms and discover unexpected connections. Art, for me, is a form of communication that transcends words: each piece offers an invitation to see, to question, or to linger for a moment with a different perspective. By presenting my vision, I create opportunities for others to find their own meanings, and I am continually inspired by the unique responses my art evokes. Ultimately, I hope my work inspires a sense of wonder, prompting viewers to reconsider the familiar and discover new forms of beauty in everyday life.