Artist’s Statement

My practice unfolds within the tension between two directions: iconography and contemporary art, between formal accuracy and subjective expression. Working at this intersection, I position myself at a threshold that shapes both process and meaning.

What I consider lived reality is informed by notions of peace, hope, continuity, and an ongoing relationship with the Creator of both the visible and the unseen. These ideas are approached as guiding principles rather than fixed conclusions.

Within this framework, my primary area of inquiry is angelology. Through both iconographic and contemporary visual languages, I explore ways of rendering the invisible perceptible. Angels occupy an intermediary space, situated between worlds, offering orientation toward light while remaining inherently elusive.