Recycled magazines are at the heart of my artistic process, transforming ordinary printed materials into extraordinary works of art. Each magazine page offers a palette of rich, vibrant colors that I use to "paint with paper," carefully layering fragments to recreate landscapes and subjects with depth and detail. The variety of textures within the magazine pages—glossy finishes, text, and patterns—adds a tactile quality to my collages, giving them a dimensionality that a traditional painting cannot achieve. By embedding these textures into my work, I create visual surprises that invite closer inspection, revealing hidden words, shapes, and layers. This approach not only reduces waste by repurposing discarded materials but also enriches my art with a unique character and energy. The interplay of color and texture transforms each piece into a multi-sensory experience, offering viewers both a visual feast and a deeper, more rewarding engagement with the artwork.