Painter. Storyteller. Observer.

My practice lives at the intersection of couture, figurative painting and psychology.

I believe painting can make visible what is often difficult to name. Not by providing answers, but by creating images that invite reflection.

Inspired by the precision of garment-making and the expressive language of the human figure, I create paintings that explore how identity is shaped—not only by what we choose, but by what we quietly inherit.

The body fascinates me because it remembers. Long before we can explain ourselves, we have already learned how to act, adapt, protect and belong. These silent lessons reveal themselves in posture, gesture, clothing and presence.

Garments play a central role in my work. They are more than clothing. They act as psychological architecture—structures that conceal, protect, reveal or restrict. Every fold, silhouette and brushstroke contributes to a visual language through which inner experience becomes visible.

Although each collection begins with personal questions, I am less interested in autobiography than in recognition. I hope my work offers viewers a space to pause, to look beyond appearance, and maybe recognise some of their own patterns, strategies and ways of being.