“My work is about capturing the diverse range of emotions that people experience when they interact with themselves through the objects they hold in their hands. I aim to question the meaning behind these actions and explore the deeper significance they hold in our lives. Through my paintings, I reflect on my personal experiences and delve into the emotions I felt when I first held a mobile phone. It was a magical human creation that captivated me, and I became lost in its maze-like device over time. This had a profound impact on my social life, as I found myself increasingly connected to this artificial environment we have created called the internet and social media. To bring these concepts to life, I primarily use acrylic and ink mediums. Acrylic dries quickly, allowing me to paint spontaneously and capture the essence of the moment. I want every pattern and line on my paintings to feel like a sketch, reflecting the raw and searching nature of our interactions with technology. I sketch the figures live from my studio, infusing them with an indoor vibe. Once the sketches are complete, I transfer them onto canvas and meticulously depict every spontaneous and searching line. This process allows me to convey the complex emotions and connections I experience in today’s modern, technology-driven world.”