I am a sensory artist working through form, movement, sound and perceptual experience.

Originally trained in interior architecture, my practice evolved beyond aesthetics and spatial composition into the field of perception; how environments shape attention, sensing and bodily awareness in real time.

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My work explores the relationship between conceptual thought and direct experience. Through kinetic systems, resonance, rhythm and sensory interruption, I create conditions that momentarily disrupt automatic cognition and redirect attention toward sensing.

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I approach space not as a static object, but as an active perceptual medium. Light, sound, material and movement are not decorative elements; they directly influence how we orient, feel and relate to ourselves and our surroundings.

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Alongside my artistic practice, I collaborate on spatial and architectural projects, bringing these principles into built environments.

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Across both, the focus remains consistent; creating conditions where perception sharpens, conceptual noise softens and the body reconnects with its own intelligence.