My artistic focus is on the theme of relationships, both in form and concept. In terms of form, my paintings embody a balance between reality and abstractness, achieved through exaggerated color, flattened space, and defined edges that allude to the artwork as an entity. From a conceptual standpoint, I find inspiration in my environment, using it as a reflection of the inner self.

The essence of my creative practice lies in documenting the queer identity and its connections. Inanimate objects such as modern furniture and houseplants not only serve as a record of my personal experiences but also act as substitutes for human figures.

To create a contrast to my discomfort with reality, I employ flamboyant, expressive objects and dramatic compositions in my paintings. Though my aim is to convey a personal narrative through an ongoing conversation, the work remains universally relatable through its recognizable depictions.