My work explores the relationships between structure, space, and the hidden forces that shape our perception of the world. Through geometry, line, and the entanglement of forms, I investigate the tension between order and chaos, stability and transformation.
Architecture, nature, and the human body become fragments of a larger system — constantly connected, constantly evolving. Each painting begins as a proposition about how these parts might hold together, and unfolds as a record of the negotiations that follow.
I work slowly, in layers, allowing surfaces to break, be repaired, and break again. What remains is not a resolution but a residue — evidence of the process of paying attention.