I am a self-taught artist working between abstraction and semi-abstraction. I am drawn to clean shapes and rich, muted tones, yet I deliberately let imperfections—raw marks, broken colors, rough edges—reveal the human hand behind the work. Constructing, deconstructing, and reconstructing has become central to my practice: a way to silence the inner critic and simply enjoy the process.

I work with collage, drawing, painting, and mixed media, often allowing compositions to evolve serendipitously until they reach a “sweet spot” that signals completion. Starting over and new beginnings have shaped my life, and now they shape my art. Alongside the visual, I capture short texts that surface during the process, pairing image and words as two voices of the same work.

My influences are deeply rooted in the artistic revolutions of the early 20th century—Matisse is my hero. When I am stuck, I turn to his works, as well as those of Jawlensky and Poliakoff. I also believe that art should be enlightening and reasonably accessible.

I create artwork that fosters a joyful complicity between people and the spaces they live and work in.