Drawing from fragments of her everyday life, her paintings appear as containers of memories that carry significant emotional weight. The scenes she portrays as still images resemble film stills, where presence and absence coexist. Influenced by the cinema of Andrei Tarkovsky, Hoti approaches painting as a way of consolidating time, working through layers of transparency, stillness, and subtle shifts of light. Her work invites slow contemplation, allowing viewers to enter a quiet visual space that remains open to personal interpretation, where individual memories can intersect with collective experiences.
Drawing from fragments of her everyday life, her paintings appear as containers of memories that carry significant emotional weight. The scenes she portrays as still images resemble film stills, where presence and absence coexist. Influenced by the cinema of Andrei Tarkovsky, Hoti approaches painting as a way of consolidating time, working through layers of transparency, stillness, and subtle shifts of light. Her work invites slow contemplation, allowing viewers to enter a quiet visual space that remains open to personal interpretation, where individual memories can intersect with collective experiences.