About

My work explores the contemporary relationship between identity and digital influence. Working through figurative painting, I am interested in how the human form can reflect the ways our sense of self is shaped, fragmented, and performed in today’s image-driven world.

The paintings draw from historical figurative languages while reimagining them through the lens of contemporary life, where identity is increasingly defined by social media, screens, algorithms, and digital culture. I use the figure as a site of tension between the physical and the virtual, the personal and the constructed, the authentic and the performed.

By connecting traditional approaches to figuration with the visual pressures of the present, my work asks what it means to see, present, and understand the self in a world where so much of identity is mediated by technology.