CONCEPTUAL ART


My art is an exploration of the relationship between humans, society, and the technological age we live in. I am inspired by the rapid changes of the past century: the rise of digital technology, the acceleration of life, and the transformation of traditional roles, especially the role of women.

In my work, I address themes of lost humanity, dependence on technology, and the blurring of boundaries between the real and virtual worlds. I see how people are becoming "prisoners of screens," losing emotional connections with themselves and others. These changes also affect female identity, which I explore through the lens of beauty, motherhood, and social roles.

I work in a postmodernism style, combining realistic and symbolic elements. My palette and compositions convey deep emotions and irony, helping viewers recognize issues that often go unnoticed. I reinterpret classical images and cultural archetypes, giving them modern meanings to highlight topics such as automation, consumerism, and the deconstruction of femininity.

My goal is not only to reflect social challenges but also to inspire dialogue. I want my work to make people think about their role in the world, the fragility of human connections, and the beauty we can create despite destructive trends. To me, art is both an act of resistance and a way of healing. My work is an invitation to reflect on how we can preserve our humanity in a world that is rapidly losing it.