My work explores intimacy, recognition, and emotional presence through the human figure.
Rather than focusing on narrative or identity, the practice centers on moments of closeness — where boundaries soften and connection becomes a shared space rather than an action.
Faces and bodies appear almost mirrored, not as symbols, but as quiet encounters. The work is less concerned with who the figures are, and more with what happens between them.
Each piece is conceived to be lived with. Not to demand attention, but to offer a sense of calm, familiarity, and emotional shelter within a space.