By applying art as a ritual, one can find something sacred in everyday objects.

I study the boundaries of relationships, creating interpersonal conflict in my works, emphasizing it with recognizable symbols in a brutally straightforward manner. My language is assemblage, installation, and art objects made from a minimalist color palette, generating emotional tension.

I strive to make the psychological motives of society visible, suggestively utilizing textual and conceptual codes of communication with the audience. By combining provocation and everyday life objects in my works, I have shifted from analyzing my own emotions to addressing acute social issues, exploring individual and collective experiences.