Making art is a way of communicating with myself across time and space, unfolding what stirs beneath consciousness into visual form. Each piece begins without a fixed intention, guided only by intuition, until something in me recognizes itself on the surface, until the image feels both inevitable and true. It’s an alchemical process: whatever I carry when I face the blank canvas reshapes itself through colour and form, revealing what I didn’t yet have words for.

Mirrored. My paintings are mirrors of my inner landscape, at once deeply personal and quietly archetypal. I step back and make space for what emerges to be seen, witnessed, and honoured before it dissolves into something beyond itself. These works remind me that even the most intimate experiences are always reaching toward what is collective and universal.