My practice explores the invisible forces that connect human beings, nature, and the cosmos.

Rooted in my experience of motherhood, I began by examining the intimate relationship between mother and child. Over time, this personal narrative expanded into a broader investigation of life, transformation, and interconnectedness. Through painting, I seek to visualize the rhythms and energies that shape both our inner experiences and the natural world.

Flowers, ocean currents, wind, and flowing lines frequently appear in my work as symbols of continuous growth, movement, and renewal. Rather than depicting nature as a static subject, I approach it as a living system of relationships in which all forms of life are connected through cycles of creation, dissolution, and regeneration.

Working between figuration and abstraction, I use layered colours, curved forms, and gestural marks to create spaces where emotional memory, bodily experience, and natural forces converge. My paintings do not attempt to represent the visible world directly; instead, they invite viewers to encounter the unseen energies that exist beneath its surface.

At the centre of my practice is the idea of the Cosmic Mother—an invisible generative force that transcends individual identity and connects human life with the wider rhythms of nature and the universe. Through this perspective, I explore themes of care, transformation, resilience, and the enduring cycles that sustain all living beings.