I’ve always been drawn to the quiet interplay of light, water, and space. These elements appear throughout my work, not as metaphors to be solved, but as presences to be experienced. During the pandemic, these themes took on new weight; not because they changed, but because we finally slowed down enough to see them.

In a time of noise and uncertainty, the paintings offer a pause. A still point. They don’t promise answers. They simply reflect the rhythm of nature, the ebb and flow of emotion, the space that always exists beneath the surface.

Water, to me, is a teacher. It reveals our depth, our softness, and our capacity for transformation. In contrast, I use vibrant color and 24K gold to acknowledge the beauty in tension. A shimmering paradox between the material and the eternal.

The negative space in each piece is not emptiness. It is fullness in disguise. A reminder of the light we carry, of the wholeness that exists not in spite of difficulty, but within it.

To honor the idea that imperfections are not flaws, but features, I incorporate 24K gold as a gesture to the Japanese art of Kintsugi. This isn’t about fixing what’s broken, it’s about revealing where life has moved through us.

Each piece is now available as a limited edition archival print, created to hold its clarity and resonance across time. I’m honored to share them, and hope they offer you what they offer me: a quiet space to return to what already is.

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