Artist statment:
In my work, I explore the head as a projection surface for emotion, identity, and existential states. The head becomes a body, a world, a site where desire, pain, and contradiction manifest.
I am interested in the moment when something tips—when the inside becomes too much for the outside. Drawing, for me, is not a calculated act of form, but an act of release and self-confrontation. Rage, fear, love, and powerlessness move through the body, through the hand, onto the paper.
The figures that emerge scream, burst, lick, explode. They embody heightened states that oscillate between vulnerability and strength—radically subjective and yet universally human.
My works often evolve in series, circling around repetition, obsession, and the urge for discharge. I seek an immediate visual language,raw, physical, direct, and honest.
