I believe every individual possesses an innate artistic sensibility rooted in aesthetic opinions and preferences. Moreover, I hold the conviction that figurative work, with its readable stability, serves as an accessible art form. The space between the observer and the subject is bridged by the viewers intuitive response to a face, a pair of hands, a gesture, expression, or posture. 

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The artworks I create are cohesive abstractions of the human form, composed of fragments, shapes, lines, colors, and segments of the human subject in their natural correctness. By combining these elements, I seek to do more than simply construct a unique structure; my goal is to offer the viewer a fresh perspective. Each choice—whether in form, color, or texture—works to challenge conventional perceptions, encouraging the onlooker to look beyond the surface and explore deeper layers of meaning. In this process, I hope to evoke recollections within the onlooker and deepen their emotional connection to the piece.

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I intentionally exclude the subject’s physical surroundings to emphasize the fundamental nature of the subject itself. The artwork’s conceptual foundation explores self-presentation, focusing on the alignment between human experience and outward expression. This approach challenges my perception, understanding, and approach to construction.