Mind.full is an ongoing body of work that explores how thought takes form under conditions of saturation. Drawing from psychoanalysis and linguistics, the series investigates the movement between unconscious emergence and conscious organization, treating drawing as a mode of thinking rather than representation.

The works begin with automatic mark-making and evolve through a slower process of recognition and refinement. Densely populated compositions unfold in constant motion, where familiar, gentle forms act as points of entry into crowded psychological landscapes. Softness operates as a mediating surface, allowing internal excess, tension, and instability to remain visible without being resolved.

Working primarily with colored pencil and watercolor on paper, Mind.full proposes drawing as a space where mental fullness can be held, temporarily stabilized, yet always in flux.