ARTIST STATEMENT

I consider myself an ordinary observer.
My work stems from a fascination with the unnoticed: the interplay of light and shadow on a wall, the repetitive patterns of industrial structures, power lines slicing through the sky, traces of human presence in empty streets, the movement of smoke or clouds, or the quiet tension in architectural forms. Through various mediums—drawing, painting, digital art, photography, laser works, and music—I aim to capture these fleeting moments and present them in a new context.

My creative process is intuitive, often starting with a simple observation that evolves into a more complex exploration of form, texture, and atmosphere. I am drawn to the tension between the natural and the artificial, the structured and the chaotic. By isolating and recontextualizing elements from everyday life, I invite viewers to pause and reconsider the familiar.

Ultimately, my work is an invitation to slow down and observe—the ordinary holds extraordinary insights for those who take the time to look.