As a child pencils and a sketchbook were always with me. I could spend hours drawing what I see or what I was imagining. Drawing has always been my way to communicate with the world around. 

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While growing up my interest in drawing is constantly deepening and I am constantly finding ways to broaden my skills.  I always keep my spectrum of interest widely open, exploring different artistic fields. 

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As an undergraduate student at the University of Greenwich, London, my work was focused on public spaces and performance. I was constantly exploring new ideas how performance could be integrated into modern architecture. 

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During my postgraduate studying, I significantly broaden my knowledge and improved my drawing and making skills. 

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During the first year of Diploma, I did a research project of the role of architectural conservation nowadays, and I examined the restoration of the Mackintosh building at the Glasgow school of Art (GSA)  as a case study. 

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