​​'My installations are a reflection of my personal experiences and memories. As a visual artist, I shape impressions and moments from daily life. The fading and distortion of memories, along with the emotions and thoughts they evoke, form the foundation of my artistic practice. From this, a personal interpretation emerges, where conceptual thinking and technical skills converge.

My work develops through two distinct phases: first, the creation process in my studio, and second, the installation of the pieces in a space, where they engage in dialogue with one another and with the surrounding environment. In this ever-evolving process, I intuitively and emotionally search for balance and harmony—a balance between the abstracted forms and materials, creating a field of tension that may or may not interact with the space itself. This physical act of presentation is playful, dynamic, and always changing, never fixed or predictable.'