"Art is not a handicraft, it is the transmission of feeling the artist has experienced."

Leo Tolstoy

Every song is a story, every story is a feeling, every feeling is a message, every message is a song.

Ultimately, my work is just a personal exploration of how systems behave. I am genuinely interested in feedback loops, control, and failure—specifically how machines respond to signals, how people design safeguards, and how both adapt over time. Visually, I am drawn to a mix of industrial design and organic shapes. Steampunk elements appear in my work not out of nostalgia, but as a simple way to imagine a future built with older tools. It is just my way of wondering what the world might look like if cybernetics had taken a completely different direction.

Not From This World

My influences include foundational thinkers like Norbert Wiener, Claude Shannon, and Alan Turing, alongside the biomechanical world of H.R. Giger’s organic machinery. I try to capture that slightly uneasy feeling that comes with the fusion of technology and humanity. Rather than offering any definitive answers, I just want to present objects and environments that feel familiar but slightly off. They sit somewhere between a prototype and an old artifact, hopefully inviting viewers to think about how systems shape our daily behavior and how much control we are willing to hand over to them.