My work serves as a metaphor of my spiritual journey as a man and an artist, exploring the concept of life as a journey and process of self-discovery. I believe that the need to understand the reason of our existence are tendencies inherently tied to human nature; perhaps our constant craving to question and reason aligns with our need to find peace and balance in our lives. This suggests the necessity of self-reflection in acceptance of the impact of significant events in our lives.
 

Despite our differences, we are all somehow connected to one another, united by how we relate our past to our present and our constant desire for more. Human beings are always looking for ways to better understand themselves and their life’s purpose. With this in mind, my practice remains to be instrumental in the process of identifying my needs and my place in this world. This perception of human nature translates into my practice, drawing inspiration from fragmented memories of my own life experiences, as I attempt to navigate my own thoughts and memories. Using my own memories and experience as my chosen subject matter, my work is essentially a collage of my history.

My work comprises of layered imagery and surreal elements, and this series can be best described as a mindscape symbolising an escape from reality. Investigating memories, dreams, hopes, uncertainties, and more, this series explores the complex manner in which our thoughts and experiences actively shape us. Through the use of semiotics, abstraction, and representation, I attempt to walk the line between reality and our desires, portraying the themes of everyday life through mundane objects. Evidently, my work is a meditative way to address these soul-searching questions, and to achieve harmony and balance between my mind, body, and soul.