As a visual artist, I work across multiple mediums, including photography, printmaking, and moving images, to create a unique blend of modern and traditional techniques that highlight the materiality of my work. My focus is on capturing the essence of our relationship with specific landscapes and the ancient folklore passed down through generations.

In my recent work, I have used projection onto woodcut print to illustrate my original arabesque pattern, incorporating symbols from my own cultural background, such as Mount Fuji, spirit animals, and flowers and leaves. The projected image was then used in photographic images that I took in Japan, creating a seamless journey through time and blending elements from the ancient to the current world. The inclusion of nature sounds and an invitation to meditation in my work aims to inspire a deeper understanding of our place in the world.

I am fascinated by the patterns, architecture, and decorations of religious and cultural significance, and I explore diverse cultures' beliefs and migration history through my art. By combining analogue and digital techniques, I aim to offer a deeper understanding of the ambiguous and shifting nature of our world.

For me, understanding the history and collective memories of the land is crucial, and I believe in the inherent memories of the land itself, as well as the urban landscapes created by human consciousness. Through my work, I hope to offer a glimpse into this world and to inspire others to reflect on their own place in it.