“Boundaries of Form” is a visual inquiry into the human body, approached as a point of departure for the creation of abstract forms. At the heart of the project lies the technique of collage, employed as a means of deconstructing and reinterpreting familiar imagery.

The use of diverse materials — including transparent television film, glass, water, and paint — imbues the compositions with depth, evoking the transformation of the corporeal into the abstract. Geometric figures echo the natural contours found in the environment, underscoring their inherent interconnectedness.

Through the fusion of bodily outlines with artificial lines, I seek a new sense of harmony and order, navigating the delicate boundary between the real and the imagined worlds.