My paintings begin with an idea rather than an image. I am interested in how abstraction can communicate memory, relationships, joy, grief, and the experiences that shape our lives without relying on recognizable imagery. Every painting starts with a specific question, and through layers of paint, veils, geometry, scraping, and revision I gradually discover the answer. The process is less about executing a plan than uncovering something that wasn't visible when I began.
My background in architecture has had a lasting influence on the way I think about painting. Structure, balance, rhythm, and spatial relationships provide a framework, but intuition, chance, and emotion ultimately determine where the work goes. I enjoy the tension between control and discovery, allowing each painting to evolve through many stages until it feels complete.
I hope my work invites viewers to slow down and bring their own experiences to the painting. Rather than telling a single story, I want each piece to leave room for personal interpretation and quiet reflection. If someone returns to a painting months or years later and discovers something new within it, then I feel the work has succeeded.
I want to join Artfinder because it connects independent artists with collectors who value original contemporary art and the stories behind it. I welcome the opportunity to share my work with an international audience and to place my paintings in homes where they will be lived with, revisited, and appreciated over time.
Biography
My paintings begin with an idea rather than an image. I am interested in how abstraction can communicate memory, relationships, joy, grief, and the experiences that shape our lives without relying on recognizable imagery. Every painting starts with a specific question, and through layers of paint, veils, geometry, scraping, and revision I gradually discover the answer. The process is less about executing a plan than uncovering something that wasn't visible when I began.
My background in architecture has had a lasting influence on the way I think about painting. Structure, balance, rhythm, and spatial relationships provide a framework, but intuition, chance, and emotion ultimately determine where the work goes. I enjoy the tension between control and discovery, allowing each painting to evolve through many stages until it feels complete.
I hope my work invites viewers to slow down and bring their own experiences to the painting. Rather than telling a single story, I want each piece to leave room for personal interpretation and quiet reflection. If someone returns to a painting months or years later and discovers something new within it, then I feel the work has succeeded.
I want to join Artfinder because it connects independent artists with collectors who value original contemporary art and the stories behind it. I welcome the opportunity to share my work with an international audience and to place my paintings in homes where they will be lived with, revisited, and appreciated over time.