Sculpture
Air, clay, steel, wood and everyday objects become the materials of my sculptural practice.
I move between inflatable forms, sound sculptures, small figures and intuitive transformations of found objects. Sometimes a work begins with a carefully constructed geometric form; sometimes with something encountered in everyday life.
What connects them is the impulse to transform the familiar—to alter an object, a material or a space until it reveals another possibility.
From intimate objects to large spatial interventions, sculpture becomes a way of shifting perception.
Painting
My painting moves between geometry and gesture, structure and intuition. I work across different scales, exploring the relationship between form, movement and perception.
Influenced by East Asian art and calligraphy, Zen practice and the discipline of the single stroke have become an important part of my visual language.
From geometric compositions to spontaneous gestural works, each painting is an encounter between intention and intuition—between control and the moment of letting go.
Painting becomes a space of movement, energy and perception.
Painting
My painting moves between geometry and gesture, structure and intuition. I work across different scales, exploring the relationship between form, movement and perception.
Influenced by East Asian art and calligraphy, Zen practice and the discipline of the single stroke have become an important part of my visual language.
From geometric compositions to spontaneous gestural works, each painting is an encounter between intention and intuition—between control and the moment of letting go.
Painting becomes a space of movement, energy and perception.
Performance
My performances bring together body, object, movement, painting, sound and space.
Inflatable sculptures become activated in exhibitions and public space, while painting turns into physical action—from One Stroke Performances with an oversized brush to spontaneous gestural interventions on everyday objects.
Sound, light and projections extend these actions into the surrounding space, while participatory works invite the audience to become part of the creative process.
Performance transforms the object into an event, the gesture into an experience and the surrounding space into part of the work.
