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 how sensory perception shapes emotional experience. Through synesthesia, sound appears to me as color, movement and spatial form.
2 — Artistic approach
I translate these perceptions into painting, performance and poetic structures, creating visual systems that reflect the rhythm and structure of music.
3 — Purpose
My work invites viewers to experience perception beyond familiar categories and to reconnect with intuitive ways of seeing.
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.
