My work is shaped by the hidden structures and chaotic systems found in nature—cloud formations, wave dynamics, and the glitch aesthetics of technology. In my paintings, I explore the delicate balance between order and chaos, revealing the tension between fragility and resilience in both natural and human-made systems.

Abstraction allows me to navigate this space intuitively while also making deliberate choices about composition, layering, and materiality. Working with water-based paints and various mixed media, I reflect natural patterns, embracing both spontaneity and precision. My process involves layering, erasing, and reworking surfaces—techniques inspired by shifting landscapes and the way time alters both the environment and memory. Through this approach, I create paintings that evoke movement and stillness, closure and expansion, inviting viewers to uncover the hidden structures within.

Color, texture, and biomorphic forms play a central role in my practice, striking a balance between harmony and tension. I’m fascinated by how materials interact on the canvas, transforming over time, much like natural phenomena. Drawing inspiration from the elements of land, sky, and sea, my paintings serve as both expansive landscapes and intimate micro-views of organic forms.

At its core, my work is an exploration of emotion, memory, and self-awareness—an attempt to capture the ephemeral qualities of experience through materiality. Painting allows me to create a sense of order, a connection to breath and time, and a recollection of landscape in an ever-shifting world