My studio practice explores the intersection between urban architecture and evolving global cultures. As the world grows more interconnected and cities expand their capacity, no single language or vernacular can fit all. The convergence of local and global influences creates conflicts and opportunities to explore the potential where our visual idioms overlap and compound.

Born into a family where three spoken languages collided, I developed an early aptitude for translating between vernaculars, which now infuses my work. Growing up experiencing frequent migration also shaped my perspective, making me attuned to the subtle power of how spaces and designs meaningfully adapt across perceived boundaries. While working in architecture, I learned how to design public spaces that accommodate diversity and reject discrimination. Now, I apply those values to my art practice, investigating different urban textures as symbols of cultural fluidity.

By evolving alongside technologies, I incorporate various 3D software into my process. This allows me to render architectural elements and textures from urban environments and translate them into sculptures, paintings, and immaterial artworks.