My artistic vision centres on uncovering the lesser-seen sides of the world — especially cultures and countries often overlooked or misunderstood — through painting. In recent years, travel has become fundamental to both my creative practice and personal growth. It allows me to connect deeply with unfamiliar places and to witness humanity in its many forms. While mainstream narratives often present a limited or politicised view of certain regions, firsthand experience reveals complexity, beauty, and resilience. My work focuses on the cultural and social dimensions of Middle Eastern countries, drawing from my travels to Iran, Afghanistan, and beyond. Through observation and immersion, translate these encounters into visual narratives that challenge preconceptions. My process is adaptable and intuitive. On the road, I work with ink and watercolour, capturing fleeting moments and architectural forms in sketchbooks. In the studio, these studies evolve into larger mixed-media works. I am also experimenting with projection mapping, merging traditional painting with digital media to create immersive experiences. Ultimately, my work seeks to build bridges — between cultures, between history and the present, and between tradition and innovation. I hope to create spaces for reflection, connection, and renewed understanding through art.