Psychological oil painting rooted in surrealism, cubism, expressionism, and figuration. I construct layered compositions where abstraction and the human form coexist, revealing internal landscapes shaped by memory, culture, and power. Each piece becomes a visual exploration of identity—both intimate and structural—inviting reflection and deeper dialogue.

I find inspiration in the human psyche and the systems that shape it—memory, trauma, culture, and power. Influenced by psychology, law, literature, and global narratives, I explore the tension between internal identity and external structures. My work emerges from observing both the individual and the collective, transforming complexity into layered visual language.

I would invest in scale, visibility, and depth—producing a new body of large-scale works, expanding my studio practice, and positioning my art internationally. My goal is not simply to create more, but to create with greater impact. Through this work, I confront urgent social fractures, using art to challenge division and cultivate tolerance, empathy, and love. I don’t just want my work to be seen—I want it to shift perspective.