People who appreciate fashion, music or simply enjoy dining out are equally welcome as my target audience. I aim for them to connect with the artwork on a deeper level, rather than just give them the feeling of something decorational through my works. My artistic process is shaped by interdisciplinary exploration and freedom, within painting and sculp- ture. Currently I‘m attracted to creating sculptures from various used and deconstructed sneakers, including elements of streetwear culture. Fashion plays a significant role in my workflow, whether it serves as inspiration within the work or determines the work itself. Additionally, I challenge traditional painting by experimenting with innovative techniques, such as merging digital prints with traditional brushwork and paint on canvas.

Opacity is a key element in my works, achieved through the use of specific materials. Whether it‘s henna on canvas, emphasizing my roots, or wax to visualize the ephemerality of time, I explore the imitation of traditional paintings through transparent acrylic paint on canvas to create thicker layers. My research primarily revolves around everyday life and its inspiration. Final ideas emerge decisively by embracing the given aesthetics and potential of the subject matter, rather than imposing a thought or visualization at the outset. I explore the current cultural climate in all my artworks, whether it serves as inspiration for the final piece or directly shapes the work itself. Therefore, I integrate everyday products like ads, logos or products with artistic expressions/ qualities in my profession.