I work in layers—each one a fragment of time, a hidden moment, a shift in perception. My paintings are not just compositions but narratives unfolding beneath the surface, revealing connections between past and present, the seen and the unseen, the fleeting and the permanent.
Inspired by the principles of Analytical Cubism, I deconstruct subjects, not to depict an objective reality but to explore the intangible—memories, emotions, and meaning beyond the physical. Through sequential layering, thoughts and perspectives evolve on the canvas, but not everything is fully revealed. Some layers remain obscured, partially visible through texture or subtle traces, while others are veiled beneath opaque surfaces, hinting at what lies beneath.
The painting is never static. It is a space in motion, a dialogue between what is visible and what remains hidden, waiting to be discovered—or lost within the depths.