My work explores the space between individual sensory worlds. Rooted in phenomenology and the idea of Umwelt, I am fascinated by how we share the exact same physical space yet inhabit completely distinct realities shaped by our own senses, memories, and emotions.

I use hyper-vibrant colour as a language to translate the everyday, taking mundane, vulnerable, or easily overlooked moments and turning them into vivid visual invitations. By painting scenes from perspectives we rarely get to witness in others, yet recognise intimately within ourselves, I want to push viewers to negotiate the boundary between self and other.

Ultimately, I believe that art is our best attempt at expressing what it means to be our individual selves, and there is beauty in the effort because we can never fully reveal what it means to experience something as we do."

Rather than offering static answers, I paint to build a bridge between our separate realities, leaving space for each viewer to step inside, reinterpret, and bring their own world to the piece.