I am drawn to the meeting point between the everyday and the sublime. Myths, traditions, and cultural canons fascinate me as living worlds that continue to shape the present and influence how we perceive ourselves and the reality around us. They carry meanings that often extend beyond their original intentions, resonating with complex dimensions of human existence.
I am interested in the reciprocal relationship between people and the worlds of meaning they create and inherit: how cultural images and ideals become embedded in our consciousness, gestures, and ways of moving through the world, while we, in turn, are drawn toward them, seeking to approach them and shape our lives in their light. I explore the encounter between these systems and everyday reality, and the ways in which they take form, presence, and meaning within it.