The chronicles of my body 

My body is a living archive, a vessel that remembers every emotional and physical experience. In my practice, I view the body as a fragile boundary where the internal “self” collides with social pressures and personal catastrophes.To me, a human being is always something more than an ambitious dream of endless “self-improvement.” My work focuses on the authenticity of vulnerable existence. I seek to capture the point where societal expectations end and true, often painful, but vital humanity begins.Ultimately, this work is an exploration of what it means to be human — no more and no less.