Fractured figures, symbolic animals, and patterned interiors converge in a theatre of memory and imagination, where forms inhabit rooms that dissolve the boundaries between interior and exterior, reality and dream.

 

Windows open onto other worlds, and a recurring cast—a horse, a bird, a yellow creature—appears as companion, witness, and spirit guide. Flattened, patterned planes transform space into a stage, yet the scenes remain suspended, their narratives unresolved. Within these charged moments, stillness takes form—figures caught between presence and absence, intimacy and detachment.

 

The works invite the viewer into an enigmatic realm where the multiplicity of self, the weight of memory, and the pull of instinct meet and hold each other in perpetual, unspoken tension.