My practice is rooted in sacred geometry. I am drawn to the clarity of proportion, symmetry, and rhythm—structures that create a sense of visual harmony and quiet intensity. I combine numerical order with forms inspired by nature, architecture, and ancient symbols, translating them into layered compositions with depth and light.

In the studio, I work with MDF, nails, and thread. Through the thread-and-nail technique, I build complex curves from straight lines—Flower of Life variations, torus-like forms, and orbiting patterns. By carefully controlling spacing, tension, and light-catching gradients, I turn repetition into rhythm and precision into a subtle optical effect rather than a simple illustration.

I want my works to bring calm, focus, and balance into a space. When the eye meets clear structure, the mind slows down. My hope is that each piece becomes a point of alignment—between the viewer’s senses and something larger, quiet, and universal.