My practice revolves around a process-oriented approach which centres on the concept of ‘becoming’, showcasing the interplay between external influences and internal transformations in shaping personal identity. Through accidental gestures and imagined forms, I learn from mistakes, sort through thoughts, and make decisions as I move forward. 

The body acts as a key element in my expression, embodying lived experiences and conveying human complexities. Through abstraction, the figures undergo a process of deconstruction and reconstruction. This aims to decentralize the human experience, shifting focus away from individuality towards interconnectedness, echoing Eastern philosophy. 

By challenging perceptions and transcending boundaries, my work explores the themes of self and otherness. Through changes, I invite viewers on a transformative journey towards the evolution of consciousness, both as individuals, and as a whole.