S T A T E M E N T

My work moves through unstable ground, where perception wavers between order and collapse. It is in our nature to filter, to arrange, to carve meaning from the torrent of the visible—but what happens when these structures falter? When memory fractures, when images accumulate past the point of recognition, when the known world slips into something more uncertain?

Perception, meant to impose coherence upon the world, is itself shaped by the very ruptures it seeks to mend. I explore how uncertainty—whether rooted in personal history, cultural displacement, or the relentless overflow of digital imagery—disrupts this process, creating an order that is always on the verge of unraveling. The flickering residue of images, the fading imprint of spaces in transition, the restless accumulation of fractured symbols—all form an unstable archive, one that strains to extract meaning from excess while succumbing to its own impermanence.

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There is a compulsion to make sense of it all—to extract patterns from the flood—but reason is not an anchor, only another current. Between presence and disappearance, coherence and disarray, my work lingers in the quiet instability of things. Meaning is neither fixed nor absolute—it flickers, withdraws, leaving only the outlines of something felt but never fully grasped.