My paintings seek to represent emotions and moods that arise in daily life, caught within the complexities of our social systems. Through portraits, I explore human expressions in a context that grapples with internal and external challenges.

In parallel , my urban landscapes depict modern Architecture as a dual space, offering both privacy and autonomy, yet stifling and alienating.

These works serve as a visual commentary on how imposed economic systems shape not only the spaces we inhabit but also our responses and reactions to them.

Each piece is an invitation to reflect on our relationship with the urban environment and its effects on our emotional and social well-being.