My work bridges the visual and emotional, drawing deeply from personal history and life’s complexities. Rooted in digital media and photography, my artistic journey began in a small darkroom in the Czech Republic, where I developed my first photographs with my stepfather. Over time, this foundation evolved, incorporating elements of sculpture and installation, creating a dynamic and interdisciplinary practice.
I see art as a language without barriers—a way to express thoughts and emotions that transcend words. Growing up amidst the cultural and emotional shifts of my upbringing, and later as an immigrant navigating life in the United States, I’ve experienced the profound instability of displacement and change. While these themes don’t always surface explicitly in my work, they subtly inform everything I create.
My creative process is fluid, often shifting between media and themes, reflecting a restless curiosity shaped by my personal experiences. I am drawn to the physicality of objects as much as the abstraction of digital imagery, exploring the interplay between the tangible and the ephemeral. This interdisciplinary approach mirrors my life’s tension between control and instability—a drive to find balance amid constant change.
Through my art, I explore resilience, memory, and identity, using each piece as a way to process life’s challenges and joys. It’s a deeply personal yet universally accessible journey, inviting viewers to reflect on their own stories as they engage with mine.