My work begins with the search for a shape. I am drawn to the organic forms I encounter in nature — The shifting patterns of light and shadow. These shapes serve as the foundation for each piece, a starting point from which the work begins to evolve.

From there, I introduce color, allowing it to interact with the form in ways that are both intuitive and experimental. Texture follows, adding layers of depth that invite closer attention. Rather than striving for direct representation, I aim to capture the essence — the quiet pulse, energy, and flow that exist all around us.

My process is meditative, rooted in patience and presence. Each decision is guided less by a fixed plan and more by an openness to discovery. Through this approach, the work becomes a conversation between form, color, and texture—an exploration of balance, harmony, and the spaces in between.