Embodied Myth

I am deeply fascinated by the narratives embedded in objects, particularly those transformed through prolonged use and human interaction. These objects, often mundane and overlooked, become repositories of time, accumulating stories and myths etched into their surfaces. My artworks are an ode to the silent storytellers in our lives — objects that bear witness to our existence and carry our histories within their altered forms. Each piece invites contemplation of the myriad ways in which our lives are imprinted upon the world around us, and how these imprints become part of the collective human story. My work seeks to uncover these hidden histories, drawing links between myths and stories that may evoke a sense of personal resonance in the viewer.