As an artist and traveler, I explore myself and the world through movement.
Cities and countries are living organisms with which I engage in dialogue—just as they shape me, I, too, leave my mark on them.
In my work, I explore relationships: with myself, with loved ones, with society, with space. I am fascinated by the questions: What shapes us? How does a person transform throughout life?
I strive to create my own worlds and spaces—anchors to return to.
As an artist and journalist, I use art to address social issues, challenge taboos, educate, and support.
My ceramic objects and street art are dialogues with myself and society.
Having experienced loss, emigration, and terrorism, I see my works as pillars reinforcing the foundation of my identity. The daily earthquakes of life—some merely brushing dust off the shelves, others leaving deep cracks in the soul—shape who we are.
I want my “pillars” to serve as a reminder: we are not alone. Within each of us lies the strength to overcome these fractures, regain our footing, and move forward.