Through light, material, and perception, I delve into the volatile transitions between form and formlessness, capturing moments suspended in chaos and transformation.
Like a storm reshaping the landscape, my installations and photographic works disrupt the boundaries between the visible and the unknown.
Cataclysm, as both rupture and renewal, fascinates me as a symbol of how forces— natural, human, or cosmic— dismantle and reconstitute reality.
I employ a range of mediums, from analog photography to sculptural installations, to examine the tension between the ephemeral and the permanent. By manipulating light and shadow, I explore how destruction can unveil hidden beauty and new forms.
Inspired by the complexity of systems, I look at how entropy shapes the world, transforming the familiar into the unfamiliar. Cataclysm is not only destructive but generative, highlighting the fragility and resilience of life.
Through my work, I invite viewers to witness unstable moments between endings and new beginnings, where perception is challenged and reality shifts. My practice reveals the hidden structures beneath the surface, offering a profound reflection on the delicate balance between destruction and transformation.
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