Each day, I document life—not in words, but in lines, forms, and textures. My visual diary is an evolving collection of daily sketches, each page a record of personal and collective moments, thoughts, and experiences. Like traditional diaries that capture emotions through text, my drawings serve as intimate entries, marking time with imagery instead of words.
These sketches are deeply connected to my Abfillage technique, blending abstraction, figuration, and collage-like compositions. They reflect the raw, unfiltered essence of daily life, layered with personal symbolism and cultural narratives. By including dates on each page, I anchor these drawings in time, transforming fleeting moments into lasting visual imprints.
This practice is both a ritual and a reflection—an ongoing exploration of memory, self-expression, and the passage of time. Through this diary, I invite viewers to experience life’s transient beauty, one drawing at a time.
