Technology affects our behavior in a way that is dictated by the motives of its operators. Monitoring technologies, for example, shorten our travel times by determining our travel route, When we provide them with information at the same time about the state of transportation and our whereabouts. Sometimes, it seems that we really work for the technology operators.
They assimilate their desires into behavior Ours is like a queen of ants influencing the entire swarm. We are emotionally and physically connected to technology until sometimes we feel a kind of "phantom pain" that we don't use, for example when we Feel the vibration of the phone in your pocket even when it is not there.

I believe that art is inherently political, and that all art and its effect on us often comes from social and environmental conditions. I don't believe in separating the political from the aesthetic, I believe that they connect to each other. I try to create art that is poetic and yet not poetic. Trying to connect with fringe culture and things that are more repressed in culture.

In my works I combine traditional techniques such as sculpture and print and digital media.
I have cultivated a multidisciplinary approach, working in the fields of video art, printing, and sculpture. My passion lies in exploring the intersection of video and sculpture, particularly delving into the possibilities that emerge when technology, society, and sculpting converge. My specific interest in sculpting inner organs of mammals from silicone serves as a metaphorical exploration of the relationship between humanity and technology
As an aspiring artist, I am eager to use my creative skills to bridge these cultural gaps and highlight the quirks and peculiarities that occur during interactions between individuals with diverse backgrounds. Through my art, I aim to explore the beauty that arises from these differences, while also shedding light on the challenges and opportunities that emerge in such encounters.