PROFILE
Every archive begins with a first trace. This profile marks the beginning of mine — a space to gather works, fragments, and ideas as they take form. What is shown here is curated with intent, not to explain everything, but to establish a foundation.
PHILOSOPHY
I see life as a balance of opposites — strength and fragility, clarity and ambiguity, silence and expression. To me, existence is not something to be solved but something to be lived through with awareness. I hold that impermanence is the only constant, and that meaning arises in how we respond to it. This perspective shapes the way I create: with discipline, restraint, and presence. My work is less about answers than about resonance, a way of reflecting the complexity of human emotion and experience. What I build is guided by the same philosophy I live by — that depth matters more than surface, and that truth is often found in the space between extremes.
VISION
My vision is to translate the complexity of human experience into forms that hold clarity without erasing depth. Emotions are layered, shifting, and often beyond language, yet they carry weight that demands expression. I approach creation as a way of distilling this complexity into something precise, deliberate, and lasting. Silence, atmosphere, and the unspoken matter to me as much as form — because what resonates most deeply is often what remains unsaid. Each work I make is guided by this intent: to give shape to the intangible, to preserve what would otherwise fade, and to build something that endures not through explanation, but through presence.
IDENTITY
My identity has been shaped by discipline, curiosity, and a persistent search for depth. I am drawn to patterns, to the structures that hold meaning, and to the silences where truth often hides. At the same time, I remain attentive to the fragility and weight of human emotion, which I see as inseparable from any act of creation. I move quietly, but with intent, preferring clarity over noise and substance over display. The archive reflects this way of being: it is not a complete portrait, but it reveals how I see, how I build, and how I choose to leave a mark. It is through this balance of rigor and sensitivity that I define myself.
“You must let what happens happen. Everything must be equal in your eyes, good and evil, beautiful and ugly, foolish and wise.”
— Michael Ende, The Neverending Story