My artistic practice is not guided by a single theme or fixed set of references, but by a project-based way of working that actively questions and resists limitations.

I am most engaged when working against given guidelines, whether imposed externally or self-directed. Using them as points of departure rather than constraints, pushing and stretching them until the core idea becomes sharper, more precise, and more expansive than initially defined.

What motivates me most is the process of research, experimentation, and the learning that unfolds through each project. Whether refining an existing skill or stepping into unfamiliar territory, it is this continual pursuit of knowledge and growth that fuels my creative practice.