“Through the lens of my medical history, I explore the human body with anatomy and medical science. Figures and patterns emerge, fragmented and reformed, echoing the tension between life and death. These symbols become a reflection of psychoanalytic thought, where desire is sublimated into art, and the body is both the subject and the canvas of existential exploration.

Ultimately, my work captures the relationship between consciousness and corporeality—where human desire is immortalised through form, and where life and death coexist in a surreal continuum.”

“Exploring the intricate relationship between desire, life, and death, woven through the surreal and visceral landscape of human existence. Rooted in human anatomy and psychoanalytic theory, I delve into the delicate interplay between the corporeal and the metaphysical, where the body becomes a vessel of both life and its inevitable decay.

My creative journey is profoundly shaped by my personal experience with breast cancer—a physical and emotional trial that has transformed my perspective on the fragility of the body. The distortions, transformations, and scars left behind by illness become central motifs in my work, where the human body is simultaneously celebrated and mourned. As a multidisciplinary artist, I engage with painting, photography, and sculpture to craft a narrative that reflects the perpetual cycle of mortality and the complex desires that shape it.”