I am a visual artist working primarily with portraiture, textile intervention, and poetic text. My practice explores identity, memory, and the emotional interiority of the human figure, focusing on the face as a site of vulnerability, transformation, and personal history.

Through painting and drawing, I construct intimate portraits that move between realism and symbolic abstraction. I am interested in the tension between visibility and concealment—what is revealed through expression, gesture, and gaze, and what remains unspoken. The human face becomes both subject and surface, carrying traces of lived experience, myth, and inner conflict.

Textile elements, particularly embroidery, play an increasingly important role in my work. Stitching functions as an act of intervention: a means of repair, reflection, and poetic layering. The combination of paint, textile, and text allows me to explore multiple layers of meaning and narrative, creating immersive, emotionally resonant experiences.

My work is informed by a lifelong engagement with drawing and poetry, a curiosity about human stories, and a dedication to combining traditional techniques with contemporary artistic expression.