Throughout my art career, I have focused on open conversations about social issues. My work explores themes of identity, societal challenges, and the impact our actions have on people and the environment. These ideas are shaped by both my personal experiences and observations, giving my art a sense of shared meaning.

I am interested in contrasting tension with playfulness; I tell stories through elements from mythology and the beauty of nature, drawing attention to the deeper meanings of the world around us. Through exaggeration and irony, I aim to highlight the fragility of human life and our connection to nature, encouraging reflection on the balance between beauty and struggle.

My approach is multidisciplinary, drawing inspiration from everyday objects, folk art traditions, and contemporary art practices.