Artist Statement

My work explores stillness, connection, and the unseen forces that shape both our inner and outer worlds. Across my series, creation becomes a meditative act—guided by intuition rather than intention—where form emerges through surrender, flow, and presence.

A common thread throughout my practice is the relationship between the visible and the invisible—how what we perceive is often only a fragment of a deeper reality. There is always more than meets the eye.

In my earlier series Puzzled’Art, I worked exclusively with color, removing form entirely to allow color itself to become a carrier of emotion, energy, and vibration. With On the Road, my focus shifted toward the visible elements of our everyday reality—roadsides, structures, and passing landscapes that are physically present yet largely unseen due to habit and speed. This series marked a turning point, where observing the overlooked visible world became a way of questioning perception itself.

From there, my work evolved toward painting the unseen—asking how we might sense what cannot be directly observed. In Meditative Art, layered backgrounds evoke the calm depth of the ocean, while intricate patterns, symbols, and threads reflect life’s fluctuations. These elements speak to our tendency to fixate on disturbance and detail, gently reminding us that peace remains accessible beneath movement. The use of threading emphasizes both the fragility of life and the deep interconnectedness of all beings—we are all one.

Influenced by meditation, Reiki, yoga, and spiritual philosophy, my practice seeks to bridge the visible and the invisible, restore a sense of wholeness, and invite reflection on our shared journey toward light, balance, and meaning.