My artistic practice explores migration and movement, capturing the fluidity of human experience and the emotional landscapes of those in transit. Through painting and sculpture, I investigate the ways identity and belonging shift in response to displacement.

Using layered textures and dynamic compositions, my paintings reflect the complexities of migration—its challenges, its resilience, and its transformative potential. I work with acrylics, oils, and mixed media, embracing process-driven techniques such as layering, scraping, and reworking surfaces.

My sculptural works incorporate found objects and reclaimed materials, symbolising the fragments of lives uprooted and reassembled in new contexts. These pieces act as physical traces of displacement, reflecting the tension between permanence and impermanence.

Colour plays a pivotal role in my work, shaped by my experience with colour blindness. I use intuitive contrasts and unconventional palettes to heighten emotional depth and emphasise the contrasts inherent in the migratory journey.

Ultimately, my work bridges personal and collective memory, inviting viewers to reflect on their own perceptions of movement, transition, and the evolving concept of home.