My art is an act of preservation…a way to hold onto a fleeting memory or a passing moment. I capture a texture, a color, or a form, hoping to immortalize it before it's gone. This practice is a direct response to a profound fear: the knowledge that everything, and everyone, fades. This awareness makes the present moment intensely precious. Ultimately, I invite viewers to pause and reflect on the delicate beauty of existence and the quiet, persistent truth that nothing lasts forever.

My work is a dialogue with the places I’ve been and a meditation on the one I'm in now. From the raw, expansive landscapes from everywhere I have travelled, my practice is fueled by the continuous evolution of our world. Through a diverse approach that includes painting, sculpture, and video, I examine the dynamic relationship between organic and man-made elements. I'm fascinated by how nature reclaims and reshapes, how human cultures adapt, and how life itself persistently finds a way to change.