Defining myself publicly has always been challenging, not because I dislike it, but rather because it seems to be a weighty responsibility I don’t feel like fully embracing.

I love the word artist and the large spectrum of interpretation it gives. So as an artist, my work reflects my reality and the context I'm coming from.

Learning about generative art was a revelation for me, as it made me realize that the formula of generation lies at the core of nature's fundamental principles. It was a true "Eureka!" moment in my life. I love collaborating with fellow artists and using already existing materials from various media. What I do falls somewhere between artistic creation and curatorial practice. I don’t like the technical parts tho. I’m more of a thinker and observer rather than a doer.

To me, art is an experience of reality. It’s my urge to get closer to whatever there is.

The art that resonates with me often evokes feelings of discomfort and a sense of salty rawness, yet it also makes me feel warmly understood and connected. It's like finding solace in the notion that someone, somewhere in the world, shares your emotions—a form of abstract yet deeply authentic communication. And at its core, communication serves as the key to this shared human experience. It gives a feeling of oneness. I love it.

I am 

you are

he/ she/it they/ ze/ xe/ ver/ te/ e is 

We are

You are 

They are

Therefore I am