In my work, I explore the city both as a plan and as an experience of space. I create compositions based on geometric structures inspired by architecture and urban planning.
My approach is rooted in my engineering background and informs the way I think about the image in terms of construction and relationships. I am interested in the tension between what is planned and what is intuitive. I build compositions with their own internal logic, which can be read both as abstract images and as transformed spatial structures.
Architecture and urban planning serve as points of reference for me — not as representations of existing places, but as a language: a set of tools and systems open to analysis and modification. What matters most to me are the moments when this order ceases to be self-evident and begins to reveal its limitations. At such moments, space is no longer neutral and begins to affect those who use it.