Artist Statement  

I’m drawn to the boundary between the body and its abstraction — the moment when the figure loses its name but retains its voice.

In my work, corporeality becomes a metaphor for sensitivity, vulnerability, and time.
I explore the body stripped of a face, stripped of the function of “representation, ” yet filled with inner light, movement, and breath.

I’m not interested in pose, but in state.
What matters to me is capturing that transitional moment when a person ceases to be an object of external gaze and becomes part of the environment — of light, water, space, their own shadow.
It’s not exposure in the literal sense — more like spying on silence.

I capture the touches of light, reflections, movements without beginning or end.
The colors in my work are often a dialogue between cold and warmth, sunset and depth. They don’t explain — they dissolve, creating an atmosphere of dream or memory.

Intimacy for me is neither sex nor drama. It’s a fragile distance between the body and the world, where one can be honest without the need to meet another’s gaze.