I question the drawn lines that geographically and culturally have been imposed on us.
Imaginary lines that create boundaries and divisions,
establishing a differentiation between the other and myself. 
Forgetting that it is only through the others that we can recognize ourselves.
My art practice questions socio political matters as well as the intangible myths and beliefs across cultures,
surrounding the concept of death and after life, emphasizing the states of transitions among them.

Wall painting, time-lapse videos, printed media and drawing are the instruments I primarily use
through my work as a way of expressing my concepts, emotions and thoughts.
I like to feel the mediums in my hands, the power and the strength of the line condensed in each stroke,
tracing it's movement and defining it’s own direction, through the grounds on distinct surfaces.

My work reflects a constant exploration, or the illusion of a search. 
Emotions have not change for thousands of years,
and these are the ones that I am approaching in my artwork.