I consider myself a non-artist because I do not create to make art, but to exist.
I do not seek an audience, but an interlocutor.
My works are not “works”, but attempts at dialogue, often cast into the void.
I speak with materials, because words break.
I speak with gestures, because language often betrays.
I have something to say, but I have stopped hoping others will truly understand.
Yet, I continue to create, to attempt to communicate.
Not to be understood, but to avoid losing myself.
My mission is to use art as a means of communication to address deep and meaningful topics related to the human experience. Through enigmatic works, my goal is to spark thought, invite people to explore new mental horizons, and inspire insights that can enrich their lives.