Artist Statement

My practice is rooted in the belief that there exists a shared pattern underlying every and any thing. This pattern is ubiquitous yet often imperceptible. I aim to give it form. I draw inspiration from mathematics and aspects of the sciences in their rational induction and extrapolation of phenomena. I also find guidance in Chinese philosophy on dynamics and tension. Recently, I have become fascinated by nature for its naturalness and, therefore, its close proximity to the universal pattern. 

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My work aims not to mimic or manipulate subject matters but only sets the stage for a curated collection of elements to evolve naturally. I greatly value the precision in intentionality during stage setting. Afterward, I step back and let the art happen. By inviting the audience to witness and sometimes to be a part of this happening, my work interacts, inspires, and inflicts reflection.