My work explores the raw intensity of the human experience. 

I paint movement before it takes shape or meaning: tensions, overflow, impulses that refuse to disappear. My works do not seek clarity; they emerge from chaos. They reveal an organic, unstable space where matter is constantly searching for its own form.

Density, layering, and rhythm are central to my practice. Color becomes pulse, texture becomes a site of friction, and gesture traces the contours of what normally escapes the eye. Each canvas is a way of inhabiting intensity rather than controlling it.

I linger in the moment when chaos begins to organize itself into a language, when a noisy composition starts to reveal a breath, an inner direction. My work invites the viewer to feel first, and understand afterward, to allow themselves to be crossed by the experience before attempting to interpret it.