Persimpangan (The Junction)

I depict my perception of the world, filtering my experiences into visual narratives. While I create from direct observation, I often abstract certain elements to emphasize their significance within my constructed perspective.

My process begins with interpretation, following where my mind wanders as I observe my lived experience. From there, I translate these moments into visual and aesthetic language. Still scenes and captured images serves as a foundation. Then, abstract associations interact with the composition through layered, collaged patterns. I aim to capture two interpretations of an experience: the literal and the abstract, merging them into a singular visual composition.

I draw inspiration from patterns and symbols that hold personal, emotional, and cultural significance, using them to communicate associations, frameworks, and repetitions that shape my perception of the world. My work seeks to reveal the persistent imagery that transcends its origins, embedding itself into my consciousness and, ultimately, my artistic practice.