“My work explores the tension between structure and spontaneity. Inspired by fleeting encounters with the natural world, I create bold, gestural abstractions that are less about depicting a specific place and more about translating sensation and memory into form. I deconstruct the landscape and reimagine it through a personal visual language shaped by emotion, intuition, and experience.

Each painting is built through a layered, physical process—scraping, spreading, and reworking the surface until a rhythm emerges. I often work on several pieces simultaneously within a shared palette, allowing conversations to unfold between canvases. Color plays a central role in my practice, and I draw as much from the grandeur of a sunset as from the overlooked beauty of a weathered wall or a forest trail.

The act of painting itself is vital to my process. I embrace unpredictability, trusting that the work will evolve through doing. As Robert Motherwell said, ‘In the brush doing what it is doing, it will stumble upon what one couldn’t do by oneself.’ That belief guides me in the studio—each mark a discovery, every gesture a reflection of something deeper.”