In my artistic practice, I strive to prompt a profound dialogue on our ephemeral nature, our vulnerability and the passage of time. My work beckons the viewer to navigate the cathartic labyrinth of awareness and metamorphosis, stressing the perpetual cycles of decay that define our existence. I explore the relationship between humanity and nature.

Through the juxtaposition of materials, subjects and spaces, I contemplate mortality, mirroring the ephemerality of materials onto ourselves. I use contrast and contradiction to create cognitive dissonance, challenging our binary perspective of the world. Within my photography, the human body becomes both subject and metaphor. Cloaked only by skin, the body prompts a dialogue on corporeal temporality and the enduring remnants of earth. Open mines and landslides are spaces that convey destruction and creation. My work draws inspiration from Islamic beliefs, exploring the relationship between spirit and matter.

I delve into the alchemy of transformation through sculpture, where found objects and natural materials bare witness to the passage of time. These are a juxtaposition of two realities, where junk metal and tires contrast to wood and bones. These materials have found a space where they coexist, as if symbiotic. They carry the weight of history, they are the remnants of destruction as well as of creation, they stand as monuments of the transcendence of mortality and embrace the scars of their own creation.