My work explores how perception is shaped through geometry, color, space, and light.
Working between painting and sculpture, I create dimensional compositions that transform as the viewer moves. Through layered structures and carefully balanced relationships, each work reveals shifting visual experiences that invite active observation.
My background in chemistry continues to influence my artistic practice, bringing analytical precision to a process guided equally by intuition. Rather than offering fixed meanings, my work encourages viewers to slow down, look more carefully, and discover how changes in perspective reshape what they see.
For me, abstraction is not about simplifying reality, but expanding the ways in which it can be experienced.