I have held a camera in my hands for as long as I can remember, but in recent years, its role has transformed dramatically. No longer a mere tool for documenting reality, the camera has become my brush, allowing me to create surreal, introspective self-portraits.
Using fragments of images captured with my camera, alongside carefully selected online resources and, occasionally, elements of AI-generated imagery, I construct dreamlike and impossible realities on the digital canvas.
Each composition resembles a patchwork quilt, meticulously harmonizing disparate fragments through extraction, transformation, distortion, and synthesis.
Each composition resembles a patchwork quilt, meticulously harmonizing disparate fragments through extraction, transformation, distortion, and synthesis.
Through my work, I invite viewers to challenge preconceived notions and glimpse reality through a different lens. Many of my pieces explore profound human anxieties: the fear of aging, the struggles of transition, the sense of being left behind, and the disorientation of losing one’s way.
My creations sometimes serve as a platform for social commentary and protest.
My creations sometimes serve as a platform for social commentary and protest.
Ultimately, my art seeks to evoke emotional resonance, encourage reflection, and reveal the delicate boundaries between perception and imagination