As an autistic artist with synaesthetic perception, I experience the world as overlapping layers of colour, sound, and form. That sensory truth drives a process that refuses scripts: no thumbnails, no safety nets, no rehearsals. I work exclusively with live models; each session is a conversation between body, light and breath. The image condenses out of that encounter—one take, unrepeatable. In my memorial work, I try to return that very life to the those from whom it was taken.
My training isn’t a certificate; it’s life. Architecture taught me structure of space, mathematics taught me clarity, Ballet taught me timing and placement. The rest is attention, senses and courage.
My message is simple: we remember. We remember the people the world taught itself not to see. We let beauty carry weight again. We see beauty in simply being human.