I paint emotional states, not people. My figures are stripped of identity, no clothing, no ornament, no distraction. Reduced to essence. I remove the external to reveal what is internal: the fragile architecture of the human soul. I am interested in what remains when ego, status, and illusion fall away, when nothing is left but truth.

At the core of my work is a belief: the human soul is originally pure. Beneath fear, trauma, and lived experience, something untouched still exists. My paintings search for that space, the silent center where vulnerability becomes strength.

Shaped by migration, war, and personal reconstruction, my perspective was forged through rupture. Loss and freedom arrived together. Displacement became transformation. From tension came clarity: life unfolds only in the present moment. That awareness lives inside every canvas.

My work exists between destruction and awakening. Between collapse and becoming. The body in my paintings is not a portrait, it is a symbol of transition. A threshold. A quiet rebellion against surface identity.

Each piece is an invitation, not an explanation. Meaning is not imposed, it is discovered. The viewer completes the work.

I paint transformation. Quiet power. Emotional exposure without apology.

The moment before becoming, when everything familiar dissolves and something new begins.