My recent work seeks to capture fleeting moments through simplicity and minimalism. By avoiding metaphor and overt description, each piece embraces spontaneity and the impermanence of experience.

These works are grounded in presence. Emotions and observations are translated into deliberate, intuitive actions—briefly held in the folds of paper before they dissolve into memory.

Through the practice of removing excess, I search for what remains. The result is a quiet clarity: essential truths revealed not through complexity, but through restraint. Depth is achieved not by accumulation, but by reduction.