Artist Statement

My painting practice focuses on the body as an unstable image, observed at the moment when form loses coherence and representation no longer offers certainty. Through layered oil painting and large-scale formats, figures emerge and break down, remaining suspended between recognizability and dissolution.

The surface of the canvas becomes a space of resistance, where pictorial matter holds, compresses, and disturbs the image, placing tension between what appears and what remains unseen. The body is not conceived as a model or an ideal, but as a fragile and incomplete process, in which the image fails to stabilize and never fully resolves.