A street cat leans over a rain puddle in the streets of Istanbul, its reflection rippling among distorted buildings. Reflections Before the Storm explores the fragility of perception and displacement in the urban landscape, where even the smallest ripple can distort a sense of place or self.

A hyperrealistic depiction of a packed subway car at Gangnam Station, submerged in rising water and floating debris, Breathing Room speaks to the emotional fragility of modern urban life. Claustrophobia and climate anxiety converge in this work, challenging the viewer to confront how easily the structures we rely on can become suffocating.

A wide-eyed, newly hatched bird fights to stand among overwhelming vegetation. Hatchling portrays the tender balance of life at its most vulnerable stage, surrounded by beauty and peril alike. Its exaggerated features and vibrant setting evoke the innocence and danger of a fragile beginning.

An elderly face merges with ghostly clocks and hourglasses in Time Slips Quietly, a meditation on aging and the ephemeral nature of memory. The artist captures the quiet erosion of time, where each wrinkle is a story, and each tick of the clock is a gentle unraveling of self.