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As a contemporary visual artist, I envision this term far beyond its traditional meaning. I manipulate materials, create colors and volumes, and compose, yet my tools are neither those of the sculptor nor the painter.

Nothing is static in my work; motion never ceases. The pieces are intimately bound to the surrounding light and the movements of the viewer. As wall sculptures, my creations use matter as a receptor for light, creating pathways from one to the other and offering an intense optical experience.

These interplays of reflections, transparency, and light diffraction offer multiple layers of interpretation. Colors emerge and blend, while repeating motifs bring rhythm to the whole. In my work, I like to engage with void, fragmenting it to create spaces through which light can filter. The artwork constantly reinvents itself, sustained by a subtly orchestrated chromatic harmony.

The viewer thus becomes the center of an experience in motion. By moving, they alter their own perception of colors and volumes, forging a unique connection with the artwork. Fluid and highly visual, my works invite contemplation and escapism.

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