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The foundation of my work consists of spontaneous drawings—the kind a person makes mechanically: while on the phone, distracted, or waiting. I am interested in how a random graphic gesture can literally germinate into an object of daily life. The sheet of paper in my work ceases to be a surface for depiction and becomes a site of transition between thought and object.

Grouping objects reveals that the content of a conversation influences not only speech but also a person’s subconscious actions. Each series becomes an investigation into a specific type of communication and the state it generates.

The objects were hand-molded from clay. Some forms were fully sculpted, while others were created by wrapping around a pre-made base.

After drying, the surface was sanded, and then the object was joined to a sheet of paper using clay, creating a unified composition.

Next, the surface was primed, after which a design was applied based on spontaneous sketches made during phone conversations.

Casual ConversationThis series focuses on the ordinary communication that accompanies daily life. Here, conversation does not become an event in itself; rather, it exists as a familiar backdrop. The objects explore the automatic nature of everyday actions and the subtle gestures that arise during routine interaction.

Conflict

The focus is not on the conflict itself, but on its impact on the person—manifested through subconscious actions. This series explores how intense experiences can leave material traces even in areas where the individual does not attempt to express anything.

Girls' ChatsDiscussing crushes, relationships, random events, or daily minutiae becomes a way to process emotions together, share experiences, and build a sense of intimacy through conversation.