Since childhood, I’ve been captivated by the challenge of creating three-dimensional forms inspired by my interpretations of the world around me. As a young child, my efforts were pure play, driven by the joy of turning one thing or idea into something else. Later, as I deepened my studies and refined my skills, I realized that my creative process is not just an act of making—it’s a conversation between me, the materials, and the world around me. 

Through this ongoing dialogue, I reinterpret what I observe and feel, offering it back to the world with new hidden layers of meaning, mystery, or humor.