between sense and nonsense.
between sense and nonsense.
between sense and nonsense.
between sense and nonsense.
between sense and nonsense.
between sense and nonsense.
ABOUT THE WORK
I create visual disruptions that
knock perception out of its
well-rehearsed role.
knock perception out of its
well-rehearsed role.
I don’t search for meanings — I provoke them.
I work with the emotion that appears before understanding and with the odd elements that make this emotion genuinely honest.
I’m drawn to that first internal shift: when the reaction has already happened, but language hasn’t yet managed to tame it. I’m interested not in giving answers, but in triggering resonance — that subtle inner displacement when familiar expectations stop functioning and a person suddenly feels slightly different.
I explore moments where the offbeat becomes more truthful than the expected. Where this deviation becomes a form of authenticity.
Every work I create is an activation — a quiet disruption that opens space for the viewer’s own meaning to surface.
I’m drawn to that first internal shift: when the reaction has already happened, but language hasn’t yet managed to tame it. I’m interested not in giving answers, but in triggering resonance — that subtle inner displacement when familiar expectations stop functioning and a person suddenly feels slightly different.
I explore moments where the offbeat becomes more truthful than the expected. Where this deviation becomes a form of authenticity.
Every work I create is an activation — a quiet disruption that opens space for the viewer’s own meaning to surface.
I work with tension: between the beautiful and the strange, the familiar and the absurd.
I like when a painting looks at the viewer with a slight defiance. When something inside them clicks for a moment: “I don’t understand this, but somehow it’s about me.” That spark is where personal meaning begins.
I like when a painting looks at the viewer with a slight defiance. When something inside them clicks for a moment: “I don’t understand this, but somehow it’s about me.” That spark is where personal meaning begins.
ARTIST STATEMENT
