Slat Roof

Slat Roof

Acrylic on Slate

Size : Variable size (10*6")

About The Artist

In his practice, he is deeply engaged with the spaces he inhabits and the objects that accompany him. After returning from a long journey, as he placed his bags down, a thought struck him: these objects—seemingly ordinary—felt like silent companions. They had traveled with him, seen the world through his eyes, and carried fragments of his life within them.

This experience sparked a sense of personification. These mundane items seemed to possess their own stories, emotions, and memories. He began to explore the idea that everyday objects are not as lifeless as they appear. Each one holds potential meaning, shaped by the contexts in which we interact with it. What may seem insignificant to one person might carry deep personal resonance for another.

This awareness led him to consider objects not just as functional tools, but as witnesses to our lives—carriers of experience and silent participants in our journeys. His creative process often begins with careful observation. He studies the forms, textures, and environments of these familiar items, drawn especially to the ambiguity of their meaning and the quiet presence they maintain in our routines.

Objects like the bags he travels with, the chairs we sit on, or the cups we drink from each provoke reflection in their stillness. Influenced by minimalist and symbolic approaches, his work seeks to capture the emotions we unconsciously project onto these items—transforming them into mirrors of our own experiences.

On the canvas, he aims to translate these intimate connections, experimenting with materials and visual languages. In doing so, he invites viewers to reconsider their relationships with the objects that populate their lives—each interaction personal, every perspective unique. These objects, much like ourselves, are full of stories.