In my work, I focus on what lies beneath the surface—the essence of things, small moments of human connection, and the often-overlooked, humorous aspects of everyday life. I enjoy situations that are a bit offbeat, dialogues that stick with you, and images that don’t reveal everything right away.
I prefer to work with collage because I’ve always been fascinated by combining seemingly incompatible elements. It feels like a game between control and chance. Lately, I’ve also been expanding my work to include oil or acrylic paint, larger formats, and sometimes fabrics or yarns—whatever feels right in the process.
Inspiration can pop up anywhere: in a sentence on the street, in a material I’m rediscovering, or simply in the act of creating itself. I often start without a clear goal and just go with the flow. It’s precisely in these moments that something genuine emerges.
The creative process means a lot to me—it makes me feel truly alive. It’s all the more wonderful when other people discover something for themselves in my work or begin to shift their own perceptions a little.

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