In my work, I strive to challenge the cognitive boundaries we unknowingly build around ourselves. As human beings, we are governed by mental scripts-neural maps formed at an early age that define not only how we perceive the world, but also how we perceive ourselves. These internal scripts shape our identity, limit our actions, and dictate our expectations. Over time, they become rigid paradigms, confining us to a mental framework that often feels like an invisible prison.
Through the creation of other worlds, dimensions, and beings, I invite the viewer to step outside these constraints and experience the disorienting beauty of the unfamiliar. My art is designed to disrupt the brain's habitual reliance on these scripts. By employing surreal forms, unconventional textures and colors, I hope to invoke a sense of cognitive dissonance pushing the mind to engage more deeply, to question, and form new meanings.
In an era where certainty and familiarity often define our experiences, I aim to create spaces where uncertainty reigns. I want the viewer to feel the tension of not finding immediate answers, and in that moment of ambiguity, to recognize the mental scripts at play. By disturbing this narratives, my work becomes and invitation to explore the vast possibilities that exist beyond the confines of our mental maps, opening a dialogue about freedom, identity, and the potential for self liberation.
Ultimately, my art is not a visual experience; it is an emotional and neurological one a space where viewers can reflect on their own mental limitations and begin to rewrite the story of who they are and what they can become.