About

{"ops":[{"insert":"The underwater world is a recurring in my work and use of dark backgrounds with turquoise tones. Fragments of algae, and organic traces seem to glow or drift. Through layering fine lines, textures, and marks, I try to reveal patterns that oscillate between the microscopic and the monumental. Drawings may resemble fragments of seabeds or cross-sections of living tissue. Although my work is inspired by real environments and organisms, it does not aim at scientific accuracy. Rather, I seek to translate an atmosphere of submerged stillness and quiet transformation. The drawings function as visual meditations on fragility, interconnection, and the continuous movement that underlies what appears static. By focusing on fragments—an isolated strand of algae, a cluster of forms, a subtle shift in hue—I suggest that each small element carries within it the memory and complexity of a larger ecosystem.\n"}]}