My work explores the themes of metamorphosis, transformation, inner searching, and the interaction between the visible and the hidden. Metamorphosis and inner searching are universal experiences. I delve into identities and personal stories, uncovering the continuous dance between what is visible and what is concealed, between structure and wildness. I am fascinated by the space on the border between the inner world and external reality—where everyday life intersects with hidden, intuitive layers of perception. Each of my pieces is a journey along the boundary between the known and the unknown, where surreal expression intertwines with mystery and intimacy.

My works often feature fragmented figures, multifaceted perspectives, and the shadows of movement. This is an attempt to capture the moment when a person stands at the threshold of different states, experiencing strong, often contradictory emotions simultaneously. The objects in my paintings are always tied to personal experiences and true stories. A real object becomes a symbol of an internal experience.

Frequently, my works feature guide-like figures—magical animals or enigmatic beings who carry secrets and seem to accompany the process of transformation. These figures appear to flow, transforming before our eyes. They are vulnerable yet radiate strength. This image evokes a sense of inner tension. We may be fragile, but we continue to move forward. We experience pain and fear, but it is often through these very experiences that our source of strength emerges. Joy and pain, beauty and tragedy intertwine, becoming the catalyst for inner transformation. These figures exist in a dynamic, vibrating reality, where the surrounding world seems to urge them into movement and whirlwinds. Their dance embodies anxiety and the longing for change.

Dance and music play a crucial role in my creative process. Before starting a piece, I turn on music and immerse myself in the task, first mentally, then physically. Music becomes a catalyst for emotions, memories, and associations hidden deep within my subconscious. The rhythm and vibrations initiate the process of inner searching—body, memory, and feelings—all of which then take shape on the canvas.

By working with my body in tune with the music, I gain access to symbols, archetypes, and mythological images from both the collective unconscious and my personal experience. This approach helps me connect with my inner world and translate internal metamorphoses into visible forms, creating visual stories filled with hidden meanings. Like the hero’s journey, which delves into personal and collective transformations, music becomes a guide to uncharted territories of the mind. The process itself becomes a metaphor for overcoming an inner journey filled with struggle, metamorphosis, and the discovery of new layers of self.

Oil and acrylic painting remain my primary mediums. I view the material preparation process as a form of alchemy. Mixing grounds, stretching canvas, and blending painting liquids—these are not merely technical steps but rituals. They resemble a search for truth and hidden meanings.

I also experiment with drawing, video, sculpture, and objects. My drawings often come to life on fabric, transforming into tangible, living objects that bridge the gap between two-dimensional art and textile elements.

My work is not just a reflection of change; it is the process of engaging with this instability. It is an exploration of the boundary of reality, where nothing is fixed or certain.