Traces of Material and the Memory of Wood

These works do not rely on embellishment or beautifying the story instead, they speak directly to the senses through their raw honesty. Small wooden panels act as a sensory reservoir for memory, where the natural grain of the material merges with the first features of the place—the home, the local shop, the village bus, and the absent-present faces. They are not merely paintings, but visual sketches and condensed scenes that mark the first chapter of a broader artistic investigation into what remains of the trace when details fade.