Being curious—and asking the why and what if—has always been part of how I am. It’s not something I switch on when I’m being “creative”; it’s just how I move through the world. I even question my thoughts when I’m alone, going beyond whatever my mind blurts out first, digging for the layers underneath. Maybe that’s why I love finding small, playful ways to disrupt the familiar—adding a twist, a contrast, a pinch of something unexpected. Sometimes it’s a new material, a tool I

When I create, I am in constant move. Not just my hands, but my eyes, my direction, my sense of what I think I should be doing. I am moving around what I’m making—literally sometimes—because I’ve learned that a single angle gives only a single view. And art, like life, is never just one view. How we see the world is what we create. Changing positions—kneeling, stepping back, turning a canvas upside down, taking it to different places in the studio—is the way the painting star

What happens when I leave space in my artworks—and when I don’t? For me, space is more than a visual choice. It reflects something deeply...

What fascinates me most and what I aim to bring out when I create.