These abstract compositions unfold through color, gesture, and intuitive mark-making. Each work is an exploration—an open process of responding to emotion, memory, and shifting states of being. I think of the process as a kind of harvest: gathering fragments of internal states, impressions, and energies, and bringing them into form.

 What emerges is not a direct representation, but a distillation—moments of intensity, quiet, and transformation translated into color and movement. Vivid palettes and layered forms create a visual language that resists fixed meaning, instead inviting a more personal and felt experience.