This body of work explores the boundary between what can be measured and what cannot.

Loose, continuous lines form the main figures, while engineering annotations introduce a system of rules and order.

Different shades of blue and white evoke the feeling of an old blueprint, a space where structure and intuition coexist.

Is everything measurable? Is there a formula for everything?

40 x 40 cm
Acrylic, gouache, color pencil, pastel and ink on paper

40 × 100 cm
Acrylic, gouache, color pencil, and ink on paper

Is Childhood Measurable (2025)      

A child carries all his childhood happiness and memories, stepping alone into the future, while his mother stays behind, offering quiet support. Though love often surrounds us, certain journeys must still be taken alone.

52 × 72 cm
Acrylic, gouache, color pencil, pastel and ink on paper

Is Memory Measurable (2025)      

Memory flows like a film, each frame holding a quiet moment: the joy of childhood, the warmth of love, the happiness of the first pet, the excitement of a newborn baby. These fragments drift gently past, held not by measure, but by meaning.

Is Time Measurable (2025)    

Memory flows like a film, each frame holding a quiet moment: the joy of childhood, the warmth of love, the happiness of the first pet, the excitement of the newborn baby. These fragments drift gently past, held not by measure, but by meaning.

46 x 46 cm
Acrylic, gouache, color pencil, pastel and ink on paper

52 x 72 cm
Acrylic, gouache, color pencil, pastel and ink on paper
Selected for the “Made This to Be Heard” Curated Collection at TOAF 64

Is Beauty Measurable (2024)    

Beauty takes many forms, tall, round, lean, strong. What we measure may not be beauty itself, but the rulers we’ve chosen to believe in.