I am a visual artist whose practice explores the relationship between light, memory, the present and emotion through painting and photography. My work is rooted in observation, yet it moves beyond documentation. I am interested in how familiar places, fleeting moments, and subtle shifts in light can evoke personal memories and emotional landscapes. Rather than offering fixed narratives, I create images that invite contemplation and encourage viewers to bring their own experiences into the work. My process is intuitive, balancing technical precision with openness to chance, creating works that exist between reality and imagination. Through my practice, I seek to slow the pace of looking and create moments of presence. I see art as a dialogue—one that transforms ordinary experiences into spaces for reflection, connection, and slowing down.
