About me
I am a multidisciplinary artist working across painting, photography, video, and sculpture. My work explores the tension between preservation and impermanence, drawing from a lifelong fascination with the cycles of nature—growth, decay, and renewal. This creative journey began in my childhood, surrounded by the serenity of the natural world, which continues to shape my practice today.
Central to my work is the preservation of organic elements, particularly leaves, which I treat as metaphors for our own existence. By merging natural forms with man-made materials and technological processes, I aim to extend the life of these fragile elements, reflecting humanity’s ongoing desire to resist ephemerality and preserve what is meaningful. This intersection of the organic and the synthetic reflects not only a material contrast, but also a deeper meditation on the human condition.
My passion for technology drives me to experiment with new materials and media, exploring how digital tools and contemporary techniques can enrich tactile, nature-based work. I am equally shaped by a deep appreciation for multiculturalism, having grown up between different cultural landscapes. This layered background informs the way I approach memory, identity, and connection—essential themes in my creative process.
Through exhibitions, commissions, and continuous experimentation, my art invites contemplation and emotional engagement. It offers space to reflect on the fragile balance between holding on and letting go, and the universal need to find beauty and meaning in transience. By preserving what is temporary, I strive to make the impermanent unforgettable.