Contemporary figuration becomes a space of tension between tangible reality and the images emerging from the unconscious. The process is approached through an intuitive exploration of subjectivity, where the figure is never fixed or definitive, but shaped as a vehicle for emotional, dreamlike, and fragmented narratives. Worlds suspended between longing, intimacy, and disappearance. The influence of Surrealism functions not as a stylistic reference, but as a method of accessing deeper psychological and symbolic layers of experience. Rejecting linear storytelling, this project embraces ambiguity, dissonance, and transformation. Within this visual universe, the ordinary is disrupted to reveal inner conflict, contradictory impulses, and liminal states of being.
Each work becomes a space of emotional resonance, where figuration is not a form of certainty, but a strategy to challenge the obvious and open questions around identity, memory, and perception.
