“Art does not live on a single timeline. It splits and resonates through many at once. Technology isn't a separate force; it’s woven into our humanity, an extension of our senses, desires, and fears. Through cyberpunk narratives, I imagine our collective digital futures: Who do we become when creativity is mediated by algorithms? Can art remain human in a post-human world?
My works don't provide tidy answers; they invite us to speculate about our own evolving relationship with technology. Whether rendered in paint, pixels, or virtual realms, I don’t only attempt to envision, but to experience what lies beyond the horizon of the human-machine dialogue. The future of creativity isn't something we await, but something we actively invent.”