The style I like is surrealism.

For me, creating art is a way of uncovering the hidden layers of reality. What I love about surrealism is that it does not simply imitate the world — it reveals what lies behind it: the thought, the tension, the dream, the inner story.

I admire hyperrealistic drawing and those who patiently recreate every detail of the visible world, yet I believe photography is the true medium for capturing perfect reality. My work seeks something different — something that goes beyond what can be seen.

I hold the view that the purpose of art is to show reality, and what lies beyond reality — the part that cannot be photographed, only felt.

Whether I work with pencil, ink, or stone, I am always searching for the story behind the form, the subtle emotion behind the human face, the quiet tension hidden in stillness. Drawing is not a technique for me, but a language — the most precise expression of my inner world.