About

Artist Statement

My work delves into the intersections of the visible and invisible, exploring the paradigms that define our relationship with the world around us. Drawing inspiration from animism and naturalism, I seek to uncover the connections between human and non-human entities, challenging the boundaries of perception and reality.

Through a multidisciplinary approach—spanning painting, sculpture, video, sound and immersive installations—I aim to create environments where imagination and critical reflection coexist. My practice is deeply rooted in empathy, encouraging viewers to see the world through multiple lenses and to question established truths.

Symbols such as the “rabbit-duck” in my work serve as a reminder of the fluidity of perspective, inviting the audience to embrace the coexistence of dualities. Whether exploring the hidden stories within ecosystems, the cultural significance of ancestral knowledge, or the shared states of consciousness across species, my art seeks to bridge the tangible and the intangible.

Recent works, including Belladone and The Pink Dolphins, critique the commodification of natural and cultural heritage while celebrating the spiritual and relational aspects of our ecosystems. These pieces highlight the tension between human innovation and the often-overlooked wisdom embedded in natural processes.

Ultimately, my practice seeks to create a dialogue between contemporary issues and universal narratives, offering a space for reflection, connection, and the reconsideration of boundaries. Through my art, I invite others to imagine new ways of understanding and engaging with the complex, interconnected world we inhabit.