I explore sculpture as a place where text, photography, and physical form come together to create situations. These situations are not only shaped by material
objects, but also by absence, language, and images. For me, sculpture is not a fixed object. It is something that shifts between presence and absence, solidity and fluidity, reality and fiction.
In these shifting situations, material can go beyond its physical presence, connecting with memory and emotion, and appearing to the viewer as an experience. Through this practice, I seek to
redefine sculpture—not only as a form, but as a dialogue between material and immaterial, the visible and the invisible.