In a continuous loop without a clear beginning or end, we encounter the permanence of time, seeking to regain tranquility and discover moments of healing for the mind. Through the rotation of visual images, the work expresses the continuity and cyclical nature of time, utilizing fish (minutes), clouds (hours), day and night (a day), and mountains (a year) as metaphors for the passage of time, portraying its flow as a cyclical process.

My artistic direction focuses on an in-depth exploration of the human inner self. I explore self, identity, and relationships with others, paying attention to the gaps that emerge in perception and awareness. In relationships with others, the other refers not only to the relationship between myself and another self but also to the relationship between me and other individuals. Using subjects such as self, psychology, cognition, and relationships, I express thematic consciousness in my work.