How I work and what inspires me
My practice is rooted in an experimental and playful approach to creation, where I give the artistic process just as much value as the final work. Though primarily a photographer, I move between photography, video, painting and performance, blurring the lines between the different mediums. I aim to create a more open and playful space, resisting society’s impulse to categorize.
For me, art is an investigative way of being – a continuous exploration of how we inhabit, interpret and adapt to our surroundings. Most of my work revolves around an exploration of the reciprocal relationship between our worldview and our presence; how our perception of the world and its people shapes our existence within it, and vice versa.
By blending the normal and abnormal, reality and fantasy, beautiful and repulsive, I aim to create a space for contemplative wondering – a moment where we stop merely seeing and begin to truly look. In doing so, I challenge the viewer to look beyond their own biased filters, fostering a more intentional way of seeing and, ultimately, a deeper understanding of one another.