My work is rooted in figuration, where loose yet deliberate brushstrokes reflect the inherent duality of the human psyche—the constant interplay between the conscious and the unconscious.

I use gazes and symbolic elements as forms of light and shadow, creating visual paths that guide the viewer through narratives that move between our own madness and that of others. Each composition invites an exploration of specific spaces within the image, mirroring the way we move through life: uncovering secrets, confronting what lies beneath, and gradually coming to know ourselves.

Through my work, I tell stories about the relationship between what we feel and how we share it with others. I am interested in the tension between intimacy and distance, between the familiar and the unknown—creating everyday spaces that simultaneously become places of mystery, introspection, and revelation.