MY STUDIO PRACTICE IS A PLACE OF STILLNESS, ATTENTION, AND PERSONAL TRANSFORMATION.

I have always experienced the world with unusual depth. Sensitivity shapes how I see, feel, and move through life, and over time it became the language of my work. My artistic practice is quiet, steady, and deeply personal, guided by inner work and spiritual inquiry.

For me, creation is inseparable from personal transformation. Making art often confronts me with unresolved parts of myself; moments of blockage reveal not technical limits, but inner thresholds that must be lived through. Only by moving consciously through these experiences can I return to the work and give form to what has been lived.

In my oil paintings, I explore emotional states such as vulnerability, insecurity, sensitivity, solitude, and prayer. My pencil and charcoal drawings reflect themes of transformation, empowerment, beauty, peace, femininity, and divinity. Together, these bodies of work reflect the duality of the human experience—fragility and strength, suffering and grace.

The human body, especially the female form, is central to my practice. Through minimal compositions and subtle gestures, I approach the body as a quiet intelligence marked by delicacy, resilience, and presence.

Transformation lies at the core of my work. I see it as a slow and often difficult process that requires surrender and trust in something greater. Through my art, I seek to create an intimate space where sensitivity and empathy take priority—where viewers feel seen, and where quiet transformation becomes possible.