Works

My work explores the relationship between individuals and the social structures that shape them. While this has remained the central concern throughout my practice, the way I approach these questions has evolved over time.

Earlier works investigate these themes through different visual strategies, while more recent paintings increasingly rely on a recurring visual language of straight lines, curved lines, concentrated fields of color, and open fields of space. Rather than depicting relationships directly, these elements allow me to translate them into abstract form.

Each series approaches similar questions from a different perspective. Together, they document an ongoing process of artistic and conceptual development rather than a fixed style or conclusion.

My process combines conceptual reflection with intuitive decision making. Paintings often begin with a conceptual framework but develop through experimentation, observation, and repeated revision. Layers are built, concealed, and revealed over time, allowing meaning to emerge through the painting process itself.

The works below are presented in thematic and chronological series, reflecting the development of my practice over time.

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