Drawing has always been the foundation of how I observe and interpret the world around me. I enjoy experimenting with a range of traditional mediums including charcoal, colored pencil, graphite, micron pen, and white charcoal. What began as a challenge, especially being left-handed, turned into a genuine love for charcoal as a tool for precision and atmosphere.

Since graduating, I’ve continued developing a personal collection of drawings and paintings that explore themes I couldn’t fully pursue during my coursework. My early studio experience was shaped by remote learning during the pandemic—working from my dining table taught me adaptability and focus. Now, with a dedicated studio space and the right tools, I’m creating work that reflects both technical discipline and creative freedom.