My work is about capturing raw, fleeting moments—unfinished, open, and unpolished. I aim to find a “plain language” in art, connecting directly with people by finding a universal, visual language.

My works are often rather short, or fragmented, because I believe people are made up of fragments, too. While society often focuses on fixed identity, I see identity as fluid and constantly evolving. This shapes my work, which resembles pearls strung together—each one a part of something larger yet to be revealed. In this moment, I focus on creating these “pearls,” as they hold their own truth.

My artistic practice is process-based, encompassing installations, performances, and video art. A central theme is the concept of “Save your faintly beating tender heart,” as I believe we need to become truly tender in order to engage with the state of the world and the struggles faced by women and marginalized groups. It’s profoundly important to acknowledge how these issues are interconnected. By cultivating interest in our tender hearts, we examine the world’s condition, feel shaken by it, and yet to take the next step in seeking answers and understanding.