I am as much a scientist as an artist. Every idea, piece, or structure I create is an experiment. 

My pursuit in finding some meaning in the unknown using multiple mediums is never fully 

conclusive, however the journey to that conclusion arises new questions waiting to be 

answered. I am captivated by countless curiosities every single day, I'm always finding 

something new to investigate.  

My disappointment in the STEM industries and environments I had once been a part of has 

only led me to become even more intrigued by them, albeit with a much different approach. 

The dynamics of these workspaces and the physical processes I familiarized myself with 

remains a heavy undercurrent in my works. 

The inorganic matter that has festered our world can only coexist with us for so long, and as 

artificial intelligence and surveillance technologies only get more advanced and blur the 

lines between realities which we cannot physically control, I aim to make viewers deliberate 

the materials which sustain us, even if some are slowly corroding us in the process. 

My main medium, and first experiment, is painting. I approach the surfaces I paint on like 

film sets; spaces and bodies that can be stretched beyond proportions. My actors are 

various figures — humans, animals, monsters, machines. 

I am also fascinated with dreams, the trail our subconscious leads us to, and the unsettling 

presences within them. There is a silent horror surrounding the subjects in my works, 

always lurking in the depths like a shadow. I believe we are all mirrors of the perceptions of 

our environments, and my pieces are distorted reflections of these visions.