In my work, I depict modern individuals navigating repetitive daily routines, often with expressionless faces and subdued emotion. Observed from a distant, elevated perspective, these everyday scenes reveal how the gestures, choices, and movements that seem unique to each person ultimately mirror one another. This viewpoint highlights a core theme of my practice: the subtle realization that our lives may not be as different as they appear.

By capturing ordinary moments—people walking, waiting, commuting, or simply passing through shared spaces—I explore the quiet rhythms that define contemporary human life. These familiar stories reflect the universality of routine, the weight of daily demands, and the emotional distance that can emerge within urban environments.

Through detailed compositions and a calm, contemplative tone, my work invites viewers to reconsider the patterns they inhabit. The paintings become a mirror for examining our own behaviors, relationships, and sense of identity within the modern world. Ultimately, I aim to illuminate the beauty, irony, and shared humanity found within the simplest scenes of everyday existence.