My work explores the intersection of memory, perception, and the fluid boundaries between inner and outer realities. Through layered textures, shifting colors, and ambiguous forms, I seek to evoke a sense of movement—both physical and psychological. The paintings exist in a space between abstraction and reality, where images emerge and dissolve, reflecting the instability of memory and the ways in which we construct meaning. Light and depth play a central role, guiding the viewer through spaces that feel both familiar and intangible. This process is an ongoing investigation into the tension between presence and absence, solidity and impermanence, inviting a dialogue between what is seen and what is felt.