Discovering something other, something different, understanding. Through layers, folds and temporal spaces. How do I understand this. What does it mean. Is it what it was before. Always changing, even slowly, imperceptibly, connected. I am interested in the gaps, the unseen. How meaning emerges through process rather than existing as a fixed entity. Influenced by Deleuze's philosophy of the fold, my work embraces fluidity and multiplicity—creating dialogue between presence and absence, intention and chance. The studio wall becomes both canvas and documentation, where fragments of text and material create palimpsest-like surfaces that resist singular interpretation. Through this continuous unfolding, I invite viewers into a quasi-participatory relationship with the work, where meaning is constantly negotiated and transformed.