I’ve been drawing for as long as I can remember. It has always been a natural extension of how I observe and process the world. My work primarily focuses on still lifes and figural studies, rendered in my favorite medium: pen and graphite on paper.

Throughout my teenage years and into adulthood, drawing has become much more than a hobby. It’s a vital outlet for expression and self-reflection. It feels like a direct dialouge between my subconscious mind and the page. 

This practice has been a constant companion throughout my journey into architecture, keeping me connected to the tactile side of creativity. In a field increasingly driven by digital tools, drawing keeps me rooted in the essence of design, where ideas first take form through the movement of the hand.