Nature's Pulse, 2025

In this piece, I explore the theme of interconnectedness through an organic burst of light and texture. The juxtaposition of vibrant greens and soft grays reflects the harmony found in nature, while the radial design symbolizes the energy and vitality present in our surroundings. Each brushstroke is an invitation to witness the unseen connections that bind us, capturing the moment when the ordinary transforms into the extraordinary.

This painting serves as a reminder that beauty often emerges from chaos, encouraging viewers to find their own paths of expression and connection within the artwork. Through this creation, I aim to evoke a sense of wonder and reflection, urging viewers to explore their relationships with the world around them.

Acrylic on canvas (100 x 60 cm)

Mineral Memory, 2024

This painting explores depth through layered color and fractured texture, evoking a submerged environment where forms dissolve and reassemble. Fields of turquoise, blue, and muted mineral tones create a sense of suspension, as if the surface is caught between erosion and emergence. The work resists a fixed viewpoint, encouraging the viewer to move slowly across the surface and discover shifting relationships between color and mark.

Process plays a central role in the piece. Pigment is applied, disrupted, and reworked, allowing chance to inform the final composition. The resulting surface reflects an interest in time, accumulation, and the quiet transformation that occurs beneath visible structure.

Acrylic on canvas (60 x 60 cm)

Erosion, 2024

This painting focuses on material presence and contrast, using dense texture and oxidized hues to suggest a landscape shaped by pressure and change. Teal and deep blue fields are interrupted by copper, rose, and acidic green tones, creating moments of tension and release across the surface. The composition feels weathered and tactile, inviting a physical response from the viewer.

Through layering and abrasion, the work investigates how surfaces carry memory. Marks are partially concealed and re-revealed, referencing processes of decay, growth, and regeneration. The painting exists as a record of interaction between intention and unpredictability, where the act of making becomes inseparable from the final image.

Acrylic on canvas (60 x 60 cm)

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