Artist Statement

My work explores the fragile threshold between the material and the immaterial, drawing on themes of impermanence, spirituality, and the unseen. Rooted in an early awareness of life's fragility and the richness of ritual, I became fascinated by how humans create narratives that transcend the physical world. For me, art is a spiritual journey — an act of tracing the invisible threads that connect us across time, space, and emotion.

My practice moves across installation, sculpture, and works on paper, each form offering a different way of making the invisible tangible. In installation and sculpture, I engage ritual and spatial presence directly — inviting the body into contact with meaning. Contemplation invites viewers to turn a pair of pillars resembling Buddhist prayer wheels, reflecting both Eastern and Western religious symbolism. Seasons, a site-specific installation at Safehouse in London, transforms an empty room into an interactive environment of sound, object, and atmosphere, encouraging visitors to reflect on presence, ephemerality, and transition.

In mixed media works on paper, the same inquiry becomes intimate and accumulative. Using watercolour, botanical imagery, and symbolic fragments, I create pieces that are dreamlike and layered — unfolding slowly through marks and materials that embrace fluidity, imperfection, and change, mirroring the impermanent nature of memory and perception. Through my work, I invite viewers to pause and reflect on the sacredness of everyday life, to sense the quiet, unseen energies that shape our inner worlds.