My practice explores the limits of language, perception, and communication. I investigate how meaning is created, lost, or reshaped through translation, misinterpretation, and shifting cultural contexts. Working across sculpture, painting, and mixed media, I materialize the tension between clarity and ambiguity—where symbols and language oscillate between comprehension and obscurity.

Materials serve as metaphors for fragility, resilience, and the instability of meaning. Video, sound, and performance expand these inquiries, creating immersive experiences that challenge conventional ways of understanding.

Rooted in psycholinguistics, personal history, and socio-political realities, my work examines gaps in both linguistic and emotional comprehension. I explore how memory, displacement, and evolving narratives shape human connection, transforming complex ideas into tangible, multi-layered works that invite open-ended interpretation.

While engaging with global concerns, my work remains deeply human—addressing themes of injustice, identity, and the impermanence of knowledge. By embracing uncertainty and contradiction, I invite audiences to navigate the shifting terrain of meaning, where language dissolves, reforms, and ultimately reveals our shared vulnerabilities.