This work examines how human behavior is shaped by psychological and cultural systems — the patterns we repeat, the narratives we normalize, and the ways belief and language construct identity.

Working across painting, sculpture, and mixed media, the work treats the self not as autobiography, but as a site of observation. [ i ] functions as a position the viewer can occupy, allowing individual experience to be read alongside collective behavior.

The work does not offer answers. It maps cycles — perception, power, memory, repetition — and invites close looking at how meaning is formed and sustained.