Detail of Helena, Linocut
I am fascinated by the concept of time—how a single moment can contribute to a much larger continuum of experience. My work reflects upon these fleeting instances, using fragments, pieces, and layered combinations of memory to construct compositions that may appear abstract, yet remain deeply rooted in reality and personal experience.
Rather than evoking personal nostalgia, my practice explores the shared interconnectedness that defines our existence within a global society—the tension and harmony between the individual and the collective. Through this lens, each work becomes an inquiry into how personal narratives intertwine with broader cultural and social threads. Ultimately, my art seeks to illuminate how the moments that shape us individually are inseparably woven into the larger tapestry of human experience.