I have been always interested in time perspective, exploring how people go through time and how time flows differently with each person. My work explores the themes of identity, memory, perception, and time, reflecting on the complex relationship between personal experiences and how they shape one’s understanding of the world. I draw inspiration from my own memories, focusing on how they change and distort over time. My fascination with the perception of time has led me to reflect my own relationship with time, both as a child and as an adult, and to explore whether others might relate to this experience or not.

Moreover, I find my inspiration from the Impressionist movement, focusing on the idea of capturing an impression of reality rather than a direct representation. In addition to my own personal experiences in life so far. Reflecting objects are the most interesting thing for me to paint. I love how reflections create layers within an image, revealing unexpected shapes and colors. I'm particularly drawn to still life painting because it allows me to carefully arrange objects, control the lighting, and explore the intricate details of reflections. Usually when starting an artwork, I start with researching about a specific topic. Then I view as many artworks as I could for inspirations. After that is the process of thinking and sketching starting by making small sketches, combining them, then coming up with a final sketch. Moreover, I prefer to work with paints as I find great joy in the process of mixing colors.

My approach involves layering, blending, and manipulating the paint to create depth and texture. However, my work is not limited to one medium only, I’m interested in experimenting with other mediums as well. To sum up, I view art as a form of expressing my perspective by exploring various mediums. I hope that the viewer will be able to reflect on their own relationships with memory, time, and identity as I do to myself.