My creative process begins with a kind of digital intuition. I spend hours inside AI tools — prompting, refining, responding — until something stirs. Using platforms like MidJourney, Runway ML and ChatGPT, I sculpt not just images, but atmospheres: emotional environments waiting to unfold.

Once a visual feels alive, I move into motion. Using tools like Sora, Google Flow Deforum, Runway ML, Premiere Pro, CapCut, and Topaz, I animate breath into those still forms — crafting loops, transitions, and cinematic arcs that feel less like videos and more like living systems. With Artlist, I layer sound to shape tone. Every frame becomes part of a rhythm.

But my work doesn’t stop with pixels. I bring it into physical form — sculpting with epoxy, fabric, MDF, glass, and plaster. These materials become emotional textures — remnants of something soft, fleeting, or fractured.

Whether I’m creating branded AI-based storytelling (as I did for the conceptual perfume brand Within5149) or building immersive installation environments, each project becomes a living emotional system — layered, intuitive, and full of atmosphere.

I create emotional systems made of motion, light, and memory.

As a new media and mixed-media artist, my practice lives at the edge of physical and digital. I test multiple software tools side by side — not just to generate, but to feel. My work is driven by resonance. I go the extra mile to find the frame that holds weight, the cloud that feels alive, the story that breathes through silence.

I am not a coder — I am a translator. I shape motion with meaning and I listen closely to the systems I build.

Clouds have always been part of my life. Since childhood, I would sit in silence and watch them — not for their form, but for their feeling. They gave me space. Calm. Reflection. I still return to them. Not to name them — but to feel them.Even now, I want to reach out and touch them — to understand them by being in them.

Clouds remain central to my work because they remind me what it means to hold presence — and to let things pass. They teach me to be in the moment, to enjoy it fully. Because every feeling arrives with a purpose — and deserves to be felt.