My art practice explores transformation, memory, materiality, and the relationship between tradition and contemporary life. Beginning with painting, my work has gradually evolved into installation and experimental practices that engage with space, material, process, and everyday experiences. I work with textiles, natural and plant-based materials, found objects, and constructed forms, using layering, repetition, traces, and transformation as visual strategies. Rather than simply representing cultural traditions, I reinterpret their forms, meanings, and processes through a contemporary language. My works invite viewers to experience multiple perspectives, where material, space, memory, and time come together to create evolving visual and sensory relationships.