I am a visual artist whose work investigates embodied vulnerability within domestic architecture. Through restrained figuration and deliberate spatial composition, I construct interiors in which body and environment exist in sustained psychological tension. By treating domestic space not as backdrop but as structure, I examine how containment, visibility, and proximity shape lived experience within contemporary environments marked by exposure and control.

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Influenced by feminist phenomenology and critical inquiry into embodied perception, I approach painting as a discipline of sustained attention. Working primarily in muted palettes with controlled light and layered surfaces, I build images through accumulation and revision rather than immediacy. This measured process slows perception and resists narrative closure, cultivating a quiet intensity in which fragility functions as endurance rather than collapse.

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By situating the figure within architectural boundaries, the work considers how intimacy and agency are negotiated within everyday spaces. Rather than instructing viewers what to feel, the paintings invite sustained looking; meaning emerges through proximity and duration, as body and architecture remain in unresolved relation.