My works delve into the interplay between obsession and identity. In a society where possessions often define us, my art explores the nuanced relationship between what we own and who we are. Combining themes of identity, mortality, and the pervasive influence of pop culture, each piece tells its own story while encompassing the dichotomy of a hypercute aesthetic and subversive visual elements. This creates a dialogue that resonates with contemporary sensibilities. Drawing inspiration from diverse sources, including iconic figures like Hello Kitty and revered artists such as Vincent Van Gogh and Pablo Picasso, I aim to bridge the gap between past and present. Hello Kitty holds a prominent place in my mind, evoking nostalgia and symbolizing femininity. Through my art, I capture the human experience, blending notions of romanticism with elements of obscenity. Ultimately, my paintings serve as reflections of the complexities of growing up in the contemporary world, allowing me to assert her own identity.