-My work is grounded in an existential awareness of the human condition, exposing the visceral underbelly of society and the inadequacies that shape our collective consciousness-

 

I paint through a hybrid language of representational imagery and abstracted, juxtaposed forms held in a deliberate, irregular harmony. Within this tension, I aim to weave subtle satire with a raw, unfiltered critique of contemporary culture. I’m particularly drawn to the psychological landscape of a technologically obsessed world—a place where emotional authenticity often clashes with digital distortion.

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My current series, Everybody Knows, examines the construction and erosion of celebrity. I’m interested in how public figures, once deified, become reshaped by controversy and media hysteria. Much like a performing bear on a tightrope, their identity becomes a spectacle defined not by truth but by perception. Whether celebrated or condemned, they remain ultimately skin-deep projections of our cultural appetite.