My artistic practice explores the archetypes present in fairytales and myths, focusing on their representation within the collective unconscious. I aim to evoke universal connections and shared human experiences by presenting narrative-driven works that integrate metaphysical themes. These archetypes, deeply rooted in storytelling, serve as motifs that reflect the human experience across time and culture.
My current work often merges the tactile and the surreal, drawing inspiration from fantastical world-building, mythology, and folklore. I am fascinated by how archetypal symbols—such as secret keys, crowns, potions, birds, mountains and deserts—allow us to engage with universal emotions and experiences, connecting us to the wonder of childhood and the shared narratives of our collective past.
Through my research, I seek to reinterpret these motifs in a contemporary art context, using painting, sculpture, and installation to create immersive visual narratives. My process is tied to understanding how myths evolve within cultural and environmental contexts, and exploring how storytelling adapts to location and history. These paintings act as a portal to connect audiences with a sense of imagination and escapism, fostering moments of introspection and collective reflection.
