Statement

Archaeological Pop Art

My work explores the power of symbols across time and cultures, recontextualizing them to challenge how we perceive the world. Drawing from my background in fashion, I take inspiration from rich patterns, textile structures, and the interplay of colors. My approach is rooted in ornamentation and design, crafting compositions where history, identity, and aesthetics converge.

I am drawn to symbols that continue to shape our collective visual language. These symbols live on—some as universal markers, others subtly embedded in branding and digital iconography. They carry echoes of ancestral traditions, reinterpreted in new contexts. By layering shapes, textures, and colors, I bridge past and present, transforming ancient visual languages into contemporary expressions.

Each piece invites viewers to observe, question, and connect—creating a space for curiosity and discovery. Through my work, I invite viewers to explore the unseen links between cultures, histories, and personal identities—reminding us that symbols are not just relics of the past, but bridges to the future.