I work with mosaic, torn posters, and urban fragments to explore how images appear, disappear, and return.

Each work begins with a trace of the city:a layer of paper, a forgotten sign, a fragment of popular culture, a memory hiding in plain sight.

Through collection, fragmentation, and reconstruction, familiar images emerge from broken pieces.

My work is not about preservation. It is about transformation.

A poster stops being a poster. A fragment stops being a fragment.

Everything can become something else.

I see the city as an archive in constant change—a place where memory accumulates layer by layer.

Each piece is an invitation to look closer and discover what was already there.

MEMORY. NOISE. TRANSFORMATION.