My artistic practice is deeply rooted in my cultural background, religious influences, and nostalgic memories. I express these themes through drawings and sculptures, each possessing its own narrative. These narratives are conveyed through unique characters who serve as vessels for personal introspection and societal messages, often encapsulating hidden desires and concealed emotions. Utilizing humor, my work often includes nostalgic figures and objects that evoke sentimental responses in viewers.
The characters created in my imagination are translated into clay and bring forth a whimsical narrative. For instance, a dog disguised as a tiger, pretending to be something it’s not, reflects aspects of myself—moments when I may not feel strong, yet push myself to be seen as mighty.
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My artistic practice is deeply rooted in my cultural background, religious influences, and nostalgic memories. I express these themes through drawings and sculptures, each possessing its own narrative. These narratives are conveyed through unique characters who serve as vessels for personal introspection and societal messages, often encapsulating hidden desires and concealed emotions. Utilizing humor, my work often includes nostalgic figures and objects that evoke sentimental responses in viewers.
The characters created in my imagination are translated into clay and bring forth a whimsical narrative. For instance, a dog disguised as a tiger, pretending to be something it’s not, reflects aspects of myself—moments when I may not feel strong, yet push myself to be seen as mighty.
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