My practice explores the symbolic dimension of materials and the emotional structures that shape collective experience. Through sculpture, installation, and performance, I use techniques such as 3D printing, ceramics, and textile processes to create works that speak of tenderness, memory, and shared presence.

I am particularly drawn to what is overlooked, intimate, or considered insignificant. My work aims to make space for fragility—not as weakness, but as a force capable of holding complexity. I use softness, repetition, and bodily engagement as a way to resist the acceleration and detachment imposed by capitalist and urban systems.

Each project becomes a poetic structure where personal gestures and material labor become acts of resistance. My installations often invite collective reflection—spaces where beauty is quiet, and attention is political. I am interested in how art can become a container for what has been silenced, and how small things—delicate forms, in invisible labor, emotional residue—can carry the weight of what truly deserves care.