Where are you?
Many viewers initially experience a moment of disorientation when encountering my work. The spatial structure resists immediate interpretation, making it difficult to determine where the viewer stands within the image.
This uncertainty activates a subconscious process of searching for orientation. The viewer begins to navigate the painting, constructing meaning through perception rather than recognition.
SOUND BECOMES IMAGE
IMAGE BECOMES EXPERIENCE
1 — CORE IDEA
My work explores the intersection of neurodivergent perception and collective emotional landscapes. Through profound synesthesia, I translate auditory impulses and systemic shifts into complex visual and spatial forms, making the invisible structures of the human psyche tangible.
2 — ARTISTIC APPROACH
I employ a multidisciplinary method—weaving together painting, performance, and poetry to create "visual diagnoses" of our time. By utilizing intentional disorientation, my work bypasses cognitive filters, inviting the viewer to actively navigate through layers of intuition and raw perception.
3 — PURPOSE
My practice serves as a compass for mental health and resilience in an era of rapid change. I aim to bridge the gap between individual neurological identity and the collective need for genuine reconnection, transforming neurodivergent perception into a vital resource for an empathetic society.
My paintings explore the subconscious experience of humanity and society. Through synesthetic perception, sound and emotion translate into visual structures that destabilize spatial orientation.
This moment of disorientation invites viewers to question how they perceive reality and their position within it.
