My artwork reconfigures the human body, exploring intersections between flesh and bone, vitality and mortality, love and heartbreak. Through detailed graphite and charcoal drawings, as well as digital designs for stickers and clothing, I create creepy, perplexing, and surreal images.

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The process begins with a vision, usually of graphic scenes generated through subconscious thoughts and emotions. This is followed by carefully constructing reference images to refine my ideas. I photograph my own body or use skeleton models to compose the scenes that populate my mind. The result is artwork that captivates and unsettles, immersing the viewer in a space where human form and expression are both familiar and hauntingly estranged.

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My intricately detailed, eerie drawings juxtapose human figures with skeletal forms. The meticulous rendering of the figures allows them to come to life, eliciting a sense of empathy from the viewer. I blur boundaries between the living and the nonliving, and what belongs inside and outside of the body. My drawings are realistic in their technical execution but feature imaginary characters and distorted forms that transcend reality. In my graphic design work, such as hoodies and stickers, I carry forward themes of vulnerability, unexpected juxtaposition, and sick aesthetics that are both cool and disturbing.  

 

The work invites viewers to confront raw emotions and consider both the universal pain and beauty of existence, reimaginations of the body, and the unseen qualities that bind us. At its core, my art is an exploration of what lingers beneath the surface, both physically and emotionally, literally and metaphorically. It is an attempt to give form to the intangible, to confront the darkness within, and to leave viewers suspended between discomfort and fascination.