My work is rooted in the exploration of futurism as both an aesthetic and a philosophy. Through my paintings, I create visions of possible tomorrows—worlds shaped by technology, shifting identities, and the fragile balance between human essence and artificial constructs.

Chestnut tones often appear in my work as a grounding element, a reminder of warmth and human presence within neon-lit, geometric, and abstracted environments. I am fascinated by the tension between clarity and distortion, between the recognizable and the fragmented. This duality allows me to reflect on how we, as individuals and as societies, are constantly transforming.

I create because I believe art should not only capture beauty, but also provoke questions: What will remain human in the future? How do we reimagine ourselves when the world around us changes so radically? My paintings are a space where curiosity, imagination, and unease coexist—a mosaic of possibilities, left open for viewers to interpret.