I draw inspiration from the lines and textures formed by nature. The gentle contours of trees, branches, flowers, and grasses, along with the rough yet softly expanding textures of natural forms, form the starting point of my practice. Through these elements, I explore the vitality and energy inherent in nature.

My work is rooted in observing and recording moments of nature encountered in everyday life. These moments are reinterpreted as spaces of healing and positive energy, shaped by time, seasons, and the environments I inhabit. Such experiences are translated into color, rhythm, and pattern, forming new visual spaces on the surface.

In my two-dimensional works, torn paper tape functions as a key material element. Its irregular edges echo natural textures and chance, while layered colors create depth, rhythm, and movement. Through repeated layering, traces of time and emotion accumulate, resulting in compositions that evoke moments of positivity and quiet vitality.

Ultimately, my work seeks to recall positive emotional experiences formed through encounters between humans and nature. It offers layered visual spaces where warmth, energy, and calm coexist.