Artist Statement

I treat memory as a living, breathing presence throughout all my work . In painting, I draw on fragments of my childhood—shifting black foliage and babbling water crawling through the ancient Hirkani Forest. Working with layered surfaces, vibrant yet dreamlike colors, and organic forms that echo worlds of wonder. Through my surreal compositions, spaces unfold where boundaries blur. Each piece becomes an invitation to enter a world where objects, images, and places are not static but animated—alive with possibility, transformation, and imagination.

In installation, I respond to contemporary urban life—its fleeting rhythms, overlooked objects, and layered environments. I believe every material carries its own aesthetic, its own history. By recontextualizing these objects—placing them where they do not “belong”—I invite viewers to see the precarious, fragile, and transformative nature of existence. This process is both playful and untamed, allowing unexpected connections to emerge between the material and the memory it stirs.

Across both practices, I try to revive memory through color, texture, and form, creating spaces where the past and present overlap. These choices are not meant to clarify reality. They are meant to hold it in a dreamlike state. Here, chaos, wonder, and unfolding visions move side by side.