My work is an ongoing conversation between the natural world and the inner self. Rather than depict recognizable landscapes, I explore how the rhythms of nature mirror emotional states, how both are shaped by unseen forces, subtle shifts, and time. Most pieces evolve intuitively, never having a concrete plan, but letting my emotional state, surroundings and pull towards certain techniques or colors, inspire the next piece. These pieces emerge through movement: wet-on-wet layers, sweeping gestures, and an array of unconventional tools. Others form through slow, meditative stacking and layering of shapes, like stones just touching or water flowing over rocks, balancing stillness and connection.

I work primarily on raw canvas, allowing paint to seep, stain, and settle freely. This fluid approach mirrors the way I explore identity, unfixed, evolving, and layered. In a world that urges constant motion, my work offers moments to pause, reflect, and ask: Who am I beneath all this noise? Who do I want to become?