As a visual artist, I work in two areas: oil painting and experimental animated short films. My art explores themes that accompany us throughout our lives: Feelings, thoughts, experiences, dreams, and social and political developments.

I have been fascinated by surrealism since childhood. I find it to be the ideal form of expression for depicting these multilayered themes in a coded way.

In my paintings, I use an expressive color palette to vividly and intensely convey these themes. Through my work, I aim to encourage viewers to reflect and take them on an emotional and intellectual journey. I want to open up a dialogue about what makes us human in our society.

The challenges facing humanity as a whole seem to grow from year to year. Global wars and crises, natural disasters and increasing violence, especially against women, can be observed in many parts of the world. Crime is on the rise, conflicts are escalating everywhere. 

As a filmmaker my  goal is to invite the viewer to engage with the issues and to focus on the fact that we as human beings are obligated to live humanity especially when we are in positions of leadership. 

I use 3D animation to bring themes to life, and sometimes I add Live Action to the films. This takes the subject matter to a new level, creating a visual framework that emphasizes the story. I always produce the visuals and the music myself.