My work explores the hidden emotional and inner realities beneath outward appearances. Through metaphorical figuration and altered color, I transform relationships between people, forms, and space. In these shifting relationships, distorted figures, landscapes, and imagined presences make invisible experiences visible.
I am interested in states of potential and the slow accumulation that precedes transformation. My work lingers in periods of waiting, uncertainty, and becoming, when things have not yet settled into a fixed form. Natural forces, shadows, recurring motifs, and figures still taking shape become active participants within these spaces. Here, inner and outer worlds begin to overlap, creating the conditions through which transformation becomes possible.
Color functions as expressive language. I shift between observation and invention to construct worlds that feel psychologically true rather than strictly realistic. Through this shifting visual language, I explore how wonder, longing, and acts of self-enchantment shape the layered and often hidden processes through which people come to understand themselves and the worlds they inhabit.