In my work, I create immersive, interactive experiences that engage the viewer’s emotions, perception, and physicality. Central to my approach are tactile, multisensory encounters that invite active participation. Whether through movement, touch, or sound, my works encourage viewers to explore their own emotional responses and question the boundaries between objectivity and subjectivity.

A key example is my series of interactive fabric sculptures, inspired by diary entries documenting individual days. I translate these moments into forms, colors, materials, and sounds, creating fabric figures that are increasingly tactile and responsive. This physical engagement, with touch as a central element, allows viewers to experience the work directly and personally.

At the core of my practice is an exploration of mindfulness, animism, and identity. My works aim to foster dialogue about fundamental human needs, encouraging a reconnection with emotions that are often overlooked in our rational, performance-driven society. Ultimately, my practice seeks to create spaces for reflection, connection, and exchange, offering new perspectives on the complex relationship between people, objects, and the world around us.