My style is bold, digital, and emotionally charged. I work with vibrant colors, layered distortions, and glitch-inspired visuals to express feelings of disconnection, tension, and overstimulation. Most of my pieces begin with real-life scenes or people I encounter in the city. I then abstract them to explore the emotional or political layers underneath. There is a constant push and pull between structure and chaos in my work, reflecting the friction I often experience between personal identity and public space.

I turn to art as a necessary escape. Living as a foreigner in France, my creative practice is shaped by a mix of admiration and frustration. It is about navigating cultural tension, figuring out identity, and processing the sense of not fully belonging. My work is personal, political, and unapologetically loud. It helps me release, resist, and make sense of the contradictions I live through every day.