How close are our inner and outer worlds? How whole are we? Do we all have harmony inside? Who or what is locked inside our souls? Where is the line between the internals and externals? Under my exploration, I try to answer these questions and many other questions for myself and express these ideas in my work.

The human personality is a very complex mechanism, and its study makes it possible to better understand ourselves and our problems. Each of us has our own inner side or our soul, and it knows everything about us. My idea is about how different or similar the external and internal worlds are, and how all of this is combined in us. I want to show how they interact and what it would look like if we could see it. In an attempt to combine psychology and art in my research, I want to demonstrate the inner struggles, feelings, emotions, despair, hope, conflicts, differences, and reconciliation inside us.

I work in collage style, both real and created using Photoshop. These methods help me to most accurately express what I want to show. Different lights, shadows, and long exposure enable me to create an unclear effect of blurring and ambiguity. Also, I often use different symbols such as mirrors, ropes, mirror fragments, and so on. All these symbolic, dramatic, allegorical matrices give me the opportunity to work with ambiguity, ambivalence, and uncertainty in my research.