My art seeks to lift the veil of invisibility and draw attention to social issues. In each piece, I deliberately reconstruct the perception of pattern through different techniques. Every pattern, every form, represents a story. The diversity in my methods stems from my desire to emphasise the value of differences within societies and to highlight diversity itself as a source of strength.

The canvas becomes a field for reconstruction. I employ diverse methods to explore the perception of pattern, seeing each texture, shape, and technique as a distinct fingerprint of a life lived—a testament to individual resistance. This intentional variation in form is a celebration of differences, a declaration that diversity is not a complication, but the very source of our collective strength.

My compositions are often saturated with the residue of trauma, giving material form to the profound impact of suffering on individuals and communities. This engagement necessarily brings issues like mental health and the rights of vulnerable populations—children, women, and animals—to the forefront. For me, art is a continuous act of vigilance, a refusal to look away. It questions the difficulty of remaining humane amidst struggle and firmly defends the necessity of justice, equality, and compassion as the bedrock of our shared existence.