My art focuses on exploring adaptation as a continuous process. In my sculptures, I address the questions of where the boundaries lie between stability and change, the familiar and the new, the internal and the external. I am interested in how we create balance within a state of constant transformation and how the sense of adaptation manifests itself in material forms.

I create abstract wall sculptures with organic motifs that reference a modern style. Their forms seem to oscillate between completeness and changeability, reflecting the dual nature of adaptation as both the desire for stability and the readiness for transformation.

Through working plastically with materials, I aim to convey the fluidity of this process: its fragmentation, tension, and search for wholeness. My works become a visual study of the boundaries of adaptation, where it begins, how it unfolds, and what new possibilities it generates.