I paint the quiet tension tucked inside everyday life. A sideways glance, an unfinished sentence, the silence after a tough truth : these are the raw parts that drive each painting. My work zooms in on hidden power plays that guide our choices and shape our bonds.

My work explores moments of instability and transition, situations in which something is shifting without yet being fully defined. Through painting and drawing, I investigate human relationships, intimate narratives, and constructions of identity, focusing on what remains unspoken: emotional undercurrents, contradictions, inherited behaviors, and the traces left by personal and collective experiences.

I approach image-making as a space where memory, emotion, and projection intersect. Figures, gestures, and recurring symbols appear as fragments of emotional residue or recollection, carrying invisible forms of transmission through bodies and relationships. Rather than constructing fixed narratives, my work remains intentionally open-ended.

Themes such as desire, attachment, anticipation, jealousy, or the need for belonging are embedded within atmospheres and visual tensions rather than directly illustrated. I am less interested in providing answers than in creating a suspended moment of attention : a space where the viewer can encounter the image without immediate explanation, allowing ambiguity and emotional projection to become part of the experience.