human-object relationship

His films meditate on how objects—mirrors, water, fire—become vessels for human consciousness and spirituality, transforming material reality into metaphysical experience.

He explores the absurd choreography between humans and modern objects/architecture, revealing how technology and design shape behavior and identity.

His works examine how everyday objects—photos, toys, houses—anchor memory and emotion, becoming conduits for exploring loss, attachment, and what it means to belong.