T：When did you start your art journey?

A：I studied Environmental Engineering but turned to drawing when my doctor recommended occupational therapy after an operation on my hand. My first drawings came out of my approach to the environment- I had a passion for what I saw through the microscope in biology classes and plants. Playing with organic shapes will always be a huge part of my geometric illustrations. I remember reading an investigation into human tears seen through a microscope and thinking they were a paradise of geometry. It makes me think that everything that chemically forms us is made up of geometric shapes.

T：You have developed such a unique artistic signature style when it comes to geometric shapes and colors. When did you start to feel the strong connection and response to shapes?

A：I think my work is influenced by time and space. It’s a beautiful way of expressing what happens in my world, mainly turning my experiences into shapes and colors.

T：What do you wish your audience to feel and receive when they see your artworks?

A：Finding balance in shape and colour. I think my work is influenced by time and space especially the architecture around me. I look to find beautiful ways to express what happens in my world, mainly by turning my experiences into shapes and colors. My work takes it form and becomes iconic when I have really focused on color. I am convinced that color is the foundation of my work.