I visualize unfamiliar landscapes in my artistic practice, highlighting  equality and our vulnerability to natural forces. Drawing inspiration  from personal experiences of alienation and homesickness, I strive to  create spaces that convey both union and fragility. Through a fusion of  the language of both drawing and painting, utilizing the textures of  brushstrokes, geometric forms, and gestural marks, my compositions merge  figuration, grotesque elements, and (dark) comedy in a close  relationship with my drawings. This gradual transition leads into  abstract garden-like spaces influenced by Persian miniatures. My  artworks invite viewers to engage and actively become part of the  painting. Whether through the reflective surfaces of mirrors or  suggestive brushstrokes, I encourage introspection and personal  connection. Mirrors reflect the viewer’s reactions, fostering  self-reflection and a deeper connection to the themes explored. The  central theme of my work examines the human condition in our world,  shedding light on the precarious nature of the present and the  uncertainty of the future. I delve into the intricate relationship  between individuals and society, dissecting the impact of such  constructs as gender, race, culture, politics, economy, nationality,  borders, and migration. Through my art, I aim to initiate meaningful  conversations about the profound influence of these constructs on our  lives. By intertwining figuration and abstraction.