Collision

My work is a form of visual storytelling born from the collision of inner landscapes and collective memory. Through the language of collage, I assemble fragments—of photographs, texts, and textures—to navigate the tensions between the personal and the archetypal, the absurd and the sincere, the playful and the political.

I’m drawn to contradictions: children wearing crowns while peering into treasure chests, men stitched into the folds of their own minds, or goats in therapy beneath portraits of Freud. These scenes are not constructed for logic, but for emotional resonance. I believe the subconscious speaks in symbols, and collage allows me to echo that language.

Ultimately, my work is an invitation—to remember, to feel, and perhaps, to see things from an angle no one expected.