PRACTICE OF FORM LANGUAGE

Every piece is a dialogue between idea and body.

My work exists at the intersection of analog and digital processes. It combines intuitive drawing with forms that are inspired by, derived from, or reminiscent of abstract typographical elements, letters, and written language.

The resulting compositions often occupy a space between recognition and abstraction – a moment of illegibility, of trying to understand something without fully being able to define it. This tension between familiarity and ambiguity is central to my practice.

Through this ongoing experimentation, I explore the idea of creating a form language: a system of symbols, gestures, and forms that emerge from the subconscious rather than from conventional meaning. Applied to the body, these elements enter into a dialogue with its shape, movement, and individuality, allowing each tattoo to become a unique interaction between form, perception, and presence.