Art, in its broadest sense, serves as a powerful medium for communication, conveying ideas and emotions. It has been an integral part of my life, enabling me to explore questions that reshape my perceptions of the world. Art and the creative process are akin to a writer's journal for me. They allow me to make sense of my inner self, both consciously and subconsciously, addressing the fundamental struggles and raison d’être of human existence.

Currently, my inspiration is drawn from nightmares, whether I am asleep or awake. It may seem unusual to suggest that nightmares can haunt both our conscious and subconscious minds, yet for anyone who has experienced depression or anxiety, the constant presence of restlessness and terror is all too plausible. When engulfed by the shadows within, it's easy to lose sight of the universe's wonders. Art becomes my vessel to navigate these inner storms, allowing me to find the beauty within the darkness. Even the faintest spark—a solitary star in a sky filled with suffering—offers a beacon of hope, guiding me through tumultuous seas.

As Rachel Cusk eloquently posed in her book 'Outline': "Is living in the moment or living outside it the more real experience?" When we are overwhelmed by our own manifestations and lost in the labyrinths of our own creation, it becomes easy to question what is real and what is not. My current works are a reflection of my reality—nothing more, nothing less. They are an exploration of a young woman's attempt to make sense of an uncertain world. As nebulous and vague as this may seem in explanation, if I were more certain, the art you see before you would be entirely different, and I would be a different person. All I am certain of is my uncertainty.

Part of my uncertainty stems from a life uprooted across different cultures, a personal reality that shapes my inner world's search for the meaning of "Home." The diverse timeline of places I have lived mirrors itself in my art. The versatility and wealth of experiences gained from different cultures have provided me with a rich pool of inspiration for my art, yet they also give rise to uncertainty about where I truly belong.