My art is a conversation between intuition and material. I work primarily with acrylics and fluid media, often incorporating unconventional techniques—tilting the canvas, layering with mixed textures, or allowing motion and gravity to direct the flow. Each painting is a search for balance between control and release, form and dissolution.

I am drawn to the expressive possibilities of color, the dialogue between opacity and transparency, and the organic forms that emerge in the process. While I do not set out to represent the natural world, my work often evokes landscapes, currents, eruptions, or atmospheric shifts—traces of nature felt more than seen.

I value ambiguity and openness in my compositions. They are not meant to dictate a story, but to invite contemplation—an inner recognition, a moment of pause, or a sense of movement remembered in the body.