Art has been an integral part of my life for as long as I can remember. I began with painting in early childhood and later discovered photography. Today, I work at the intersection of fine art and photography, combining these disciplines into a single visual language.

I am drawn to the space where reality dissolves into imagination. Instead of traditional brushes, I use digital tools to reinterpret the world captured by my camera, painting it with the colors of my inner states. My creative process is intuitive and emotional: I often begin with a photograph and layer it with digital textures, hand-drawn elements, or scanned materials, allowing the image to transform from documentation into a state of feeling.

Through my work, I explore emotional states that have no physical form. Using visual imagery, I seek to give shape to what cannot be seen – feelings, inner movements, subtle shifts of being. My intention is not only to invite the viewer to see the world through my eyes, but to feel it together with me.

I focus on familiar subjects, shifting their context to reveal new meaning. I seek poetry in what is often overlooked, and emotion within structure and form.

For me, art is a dialogue with the world – a way to express what cannot be articulated in words, to connect beyond logic. It is a space where vulnerability, beauty, and mystery quietly coexist.