I work with ceramics, painting, and spatial objects. My practice centers on the exploration of human identity, its changes, and transitions.

I am interested in the mechanisms through which social norms and expectations shape self-perception and behavioral strategies.

In my work, ceramics serves as a tool for analyzing corporeality, vulnerability, and inner resilience. Painting allows me to explore the visual traces of memory and perception. These mediums complement each other, creating a field for observing how personal experience manifests itself in form, material, and gesture.

My goal is to capture the states in which a person encounters their own boundaries and to identify the subtle processes that determine their internal dynamics.