Dreams occupy a central place in my artistic practice.

Many paintings begin as dream images, fragments, atmospheres, or symbolic encounters that continue to unfold long after waking. This space gathers paintings, drawings, notes, and reflections that emerge from that ongoing dialogue with the unconscious.

The works presented here are not illustrations of dreams, but traces of a process in which dream images become material, transformed through painting, drawing, and reflection.

Like dreams themselves, these works often resist definitive interpretation. Instead, they invite contemplation and open a space where personal experience and universal symbols may intersect.