Artist Statement

My practice spans oil painting, AI-generated moving image, and installation, through which I construct speculative worlds where mythology, science fiction, and contemporary reality converge. Working in a figurative style I describe as posthuman realism, I explore how ecological collapse, technological transformation, and systems of power reshape both human identity and the possibility of coexistence.

Across interconnected bodies of work, genetically modified beings and cyborgs inhabit societies marked by segregation, conflict, and environmental crisis. Drawing on biblical imagery, folklore, and speculative fiction, these narratives blur the boundaries between human, animal, and machine while questioning anthropocentric ideas of progress and civilization.

Rather than predicting the future, my work uses fiction as a critical lens through which to reconsider the ethical, political, and spiritual challenges of the present, imagining alternative forms of empathy, resistance, and collective existence.