Artist Statement
My current work explores the emotional landscape of memory, nostalgia, and the search for identity in the context of displacement. Unable to return to my home country due to political circumstances, I engage with the feeling of lost belonging—a feeling that subtly permeates my practice and draws me toward the terrain of my inner child.
Color is the foundation of my work—a way to access, translate, and hold memory. My visual language resists sharp borders, favoring fluid, abstract forms that echo the ambiguity and complexity of emotional experience.
Informed by psychological and neuroscientific research, my work seeks to make visible the invisible architectures of feeling—how memory lives in the body, how home is internalized, and how identity forms in the spaces between what is remembered and what is lost.