Hi! Let me tell you a bit about my story...

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I didn’t choose art—it has always been a part of me, woven into my being before I even knew my own name. It was my first language, the way I made sense of the world, expressing what words could not. Creativity has never been separate from me; it is the lens through which I experience, feel, and connect.

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While my journey led me into theatre, painting, sculpture, and movement, at its core, my work is about stories—the ones we tell, the ones we carry, and the ones that unfold in the space between us. I am fascinated by the invisible imprints we leave on each other, the way art captures those fleeting moments and transforms them into something tangible.

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A recurring theme in my work is the exploration of ancient symbols—sacred imagery that has traveled through cultures, traditions, and generations, carrying meaning beyond words. I love studying these visual languages, understanding their histories, and reinterpreting them in a contemporary context. By weaving these elements into my art, I aim to bridge the past and present, transforming timeless symbols into reflections of the world we live in today.

Theatre and visual art have always felt like kindred spirits to me—both thrive on presence, movement, and emotion. Inspired by Theatre of the Absurd and Surrealism, I embrace instinct, fluidity, and the unexpected. My art, like theatre, does not exist in isolation; it breathes, shifts, and comes alive in the eyes and experiences of others.

 

My exploration of art as a language of the body led me to study Drama and Movement Therapy at the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama. There, I deepened my understanding of creativity as a tool for healing, discovery, and transformation. Just as a brushstroke or a gesture can reveal what words cannot, I believe art—whether painted, sculpted, or performed—has the power to create space for expression, connection, and self-discovery.

 

This is a glimpse into my journey—one that continues to evolve. My work is an open invitation: to see, to feel, to wonder, and to find something of yourself within it.