About

I am a multidisciplinary visual artist working across physical and digital media. My practice focuses on structure, balance and organic form, developed through a direct and intuitive studio process.

I don’t begin with detailed sketches or fixed concepts. I prefer to work directly with the material and respond to what happens on the surface. Composition, tension and rhythm guide the piece as it develops. Often, I only fully understand the work once it is finished.

Practice

Much of my process is about letting go of control while staying attentive. I build forms gradually, adjusting proportions and relationships as they emerge. Imperfection is not something I try to eliminate — it is often what gives the work its energy.

Rather than illustrating a specific narrative, I focus on creating coherent visual structures that can evolve over time. Each piece becomes part of a larger body of work shaped by repetition, variation and refinement.

Both physical and digital processes are part of this exploration. Changing medium allows me to test how the same visual language behaves across different surfaces and scales.

Applied Contexts

Alongside autonomous works, I collaborate on projects across product, textile and spatial environments. These collaborations are not separate from the studio practice; they grow from it.

Each project involves adapting scale, material or format while preserving the integrity of the original structure. I approach applied contexts with the same attention to balance and restraint that guides my independent work.

At its core, my practice is about observing how form behaves — how structure can feel stable yet dynamic, controlled yet open. It is a continuous process of testing, adjusting and learning from the material.