Art Journal

Art journals have become an essential part of my practice. They hold some of the most intimate moments of my journey of self-discovery—spaces where reflections, emotions, and observations of the world around me quietly unfold.
In a recent journal, which I presented alongside my paintings in my solo exhibition, I worked with an old found book rather than blank pages. Its existing texts and photographs became the first spark. They gently guided the movement of scribbles, colours, and shapes, allowing new meanings to emerge and giving the pages another life.