"My interdisciplinary artworks are grounded in drawing, photography, video, and installation while taking into account material properties. The initial thought of my research process starts with an auto-ethnography documentation process, which transforms through a research-based methodology, basing and referencing the current state of cultural anthropology. I am interested in the human state in a digital age when part of our identity and social encounter reside online. In terms of technical expertise, I am interested in deepening my knowledge of materials to move my practice forward. I seek to foster a feeling of ambivalence in the viewer, with the interest of blending personal, analytical and universal attributes. Employing an immersive approach, my installation artworks serve a contemplative gaze of contemporary interpersonal issues. In my installations, I reference the aftermath of intimate and interpersonal trauma through researching works of fiction, historical, science and social experiments and public participation."