“My work investigates how identity is shaped through everyday experiences within the home, understood as a kind of “third space” where cultural, personal, and familial influences intersect. I am particularly interested in how diasporic identity is formed through routine, memory, and shared environments, where these influences blur and coexist, shaping how we come to understand ourselves and our sense of belonging.Through painting, I depict intimate domestic scenes and familiar subjects drawn from my own life. Repetition, particularly through recurring elements such as tables, functions as a structural and symbolic element that emphasizes continuity, ritual, and the emotional weight of ordinary moments. These spaces are not fixed, but continuously negotiated through daily actions and interactions.”