Repetition as Structure. Obsession as Form.

I am driven by a simple contrast: nature uses repetition to grow, while the human mind uses it to loop in anxiety.

My sculptures treat repetition not as a concept, or a mental condition, but as a physical force. By locking many identical, manual actions into uncompromising systems, individual parts gather until the work takes on a life of its own. It’s a process of using rigid structural order to contain internal chaos.

The work asks a primary question: is human repetition a self-made trap, or our only way to build solid ground?

Not as metaphor. As structure.

Not as pattern. As form.