I create geometric art that blurs the boundaries between contemporary aesthetics and traditional craftsmanship. Using only fineliners, technical drawing pens, pencils, a compass, and a ruler, I construct precise, detailed compositions driven by contrast, symmetry, and balance.

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My process is rooted in discipline and patience. Each piece is carefully hand-drawn on a variety of textured papers, ranging from smooth to velvet and glitter surfaces, allowing the materials themselves to interact with the final visual experience. I work primarily in monochrome, favouring black and white punctuated with touches of gold or metallic inks to create optical depth and subtle movement.

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Influenced by geology, mathematics, and abstract interpretations of natural forms, my work explores the tension between minimalism and complexity. Optical illusions, symmetry, and layered shapes invite viewers to engage slowly, to pause and reflect.

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I don’t dictate what someone should feel in front of my work. Instead, I offer a space—structured yet open—where perception can shift, and meaning can emerge on its own. Whether through stillness, disorientation, or curiosity, I hope each viewer finds something uniquely their own within the geometry.