Artist Statement
My work is research-based, multidisciplinary and multidimensional. Though primarily based on two-dimensional detailed ink drawings and imaginary realism paintings, it expands into three- and four-dimensional installations using light, sculptural and temporal media. In the name of art as exploration, I am not limited to any one medium; instead, my style is defined by my visual language of symbols and motifs, building on these themes to question our place in history and reality.
I further develop this language by reinventing mythology. I ask questions while creating worlds that go beyond our corporeal existence. I often use Sacred Geometry, the harmonious patterns that interconnect all things in the multiverse, as an anomalous story-telling device in much of my work.
My art does not easily fit in any existing genre but involves history, science, culture, philosophy, psychology, and architecture—all of this stemming from our internet era where we are mass consumers of images and information. One could also classify my work as narrative art because it weaves a chronicle that is constantly evolving.
My goal is to balance both hemispheres of the mind, all aspects of the human condition, logic and emotion, order and chaos, to form a link between dreaming and waking life.