I draw. I always have, I think. It was always important for me to draw. I would like to draw as long as I am able to do drawing.


For me drawing is the most sincere means of communication, and the most honest representation of one’s thoughts and feelings. And at the same time, it is a form that can unravel all the unconscious and unknown meaning of it, although it never has one clear meaning. You and I could look at the same drawing, but we would see it differently.


My graduation film is a collection of images from the place I grew up in. It no longer looks like I had remembered it. That image does not exist, but the drawings are real. The memory is only in my head.


Supported by: Nat Cohen Scholarship, Matthew Wrightson Charitable Trust