Artist Statement

My work begins in ritual. Fire and smoke are the core of my practice, not just materials, but collaborators that help me burn away outdated versions of myself and reveal new pathways through memory, emotion, and transformation. Guided by shamanism, sacred geometry, esoteric thought, and dreamwork, I map the unseen and give form to what lives beneath the surface.

Movement is my compass. I let the body lead, listening, responding, and allowing intuition to sculpt the gesture. Through this synergy of smoke, movement, and color, the paintings become living terrains: thresholds where spirits, dreams, and inner landscapes converge.

Ultimately, each piece is an act of becoming, a shedding and a return. My work invites viewers to enter these portals and encounter their own echoes of change and renewal.

“Gray Matters” explores the space between black and white—not as indecision, but as freedom.

The gray area is a non-judgmental zone where conditioned responses begin to dissolve. It’s where duality breaks down, and the self can awaken to the vibrancy of new perspectives. In this space, we can question old frameworks, reimagine who we are, and rebuild ourselves with intention and creativity.

For me, the gray isn’t neutral—it’s powerful. It’s where transformation lives.