My art is a reflection of the inner world — a language for the emotions and experiences that words cannot hold. I create to understand, to release, and to transform. Through painting, collage, and mixed media, I explore the fragments of memory and emotion that shape who we are. Each mark is a pulse of vulnerability, each texture, a record of resilience.

I developed my artistic movement, Fragmentalism, as a way to give form to the broken and unseen. It represents the process of deconstructing one’s identity to find coherence within chaos. In Fragmentalism, nothing is discarded — every fragment, no matter how small, contributes to the whole. This philosophy guides not only my technique but my life: healing through creation, reassembling what was once fractured into something luminous and new.

Color is emotion in its purest state. I use it as an intuitive language — a dialogue between light and shadow, joy and melancholy. My process is deeply tactile; I layer paint, thread, and natural materials to build physical and emotional depth. Recently, I have expanded my work through augmented reality, allowing my paintings to move, breathe, and respond to the viewer. This merging of physical and digital reflects the duality of existence — the visible and invisible, the remembered and forgotten.

Through my art, I aim to connect human experience with transformation. I want each viewer to recognize a part of themselves in my work — to feel seen, held, and invited to confront their own fragments. Creation, for me, is an act of self-reclamation and empathy. My art is not only about what is painted, but about what it awakens — a reminder that within every broken piece, there is infinite possibility for light.