My work explores the intersection of natural phenomena, biological structures, and contemporary technology. Using microscopic imagery of living cells as a starting point, I transform biological data into three-dimensional forms and combine them with processes influenced by natural forces. Through this approach, I create artworks that exist between scientific observation and poetic imagination.

 

I am fascinated by the hidden systems that shape life. Cells, growth patterns, all reveal forms that emerge without conscious design. By collaborating with these processes rather than attempting to control them completely, I allow chance and transformation to play an essential role in the creation of each work.

Through my practice, I investigate how individual life is connected to larger natural systems. The resulting works invite viewers to reflect on the mystery of existence, the beauty of uncertainty, and the invisible relationships that bind living organisms to the wider universe.