My practice is driven by an enduring fascination with philosophy, physics, and neuroscience—fields that probe how visual information, human cognition, and the seen and unseen layers of reality intersect. I explore the idea that reality is not fixed but continuously generated by the mind, a kind of ongoing hallucination shaped by perception.

My process unfolds as a form of exploratory fieldwork. I survey landscapes in the physical world and those that are fabricated during the act of creation. The resulting works expose the tension between what we believe we see and what may actually exist. I invite viewers into that unstable space where perception becomes its own terrain and reality reveals itself as something constructed, negotiated, and deeply personal.