Perception is never passive.

I create paintings that evolve with the viewer's gaze.

Through vibrant colours, layered compositions, and subtle distortions, I explore the way perception shapes what we believe we see. As light shifts, perspectives change, and the viewer moves through space, new forms emerge while others quietly disappear. The painting itself remains unchanged, yet every encounter offers a different experience.

My practice exists at the intersection of abstraction and figuration. I am fascinated by the moment when the familiar becomes uncertain, when the eye begins to recognize a form without fully defining it. Rather than offering a single interpretation, my work invites viewers to slow down, question their first impressions, and discover their own meaning within the image.

I see the viewer as an active participant in the artwork. Meaning is not fixed; it is shaped through observation. Each painting becomes a space for curiosity, reflection, and discovery, revealing something new with every encounter.

Holding a Bachelor's degree in Teaching Visual Arts and currently pursuing a Master's degree, my practice is driven by an ongoing exploration of perception, movement, and visual experience. Through painting, I seek to create works that continue to reveal new possibilities long after the first glance.

My paintings do not change. Our perception of them does.