My painting starts with lived experience focusing on memory, feeling, and the experience of being human. I work mainly in oil, layering color and texture to show the gap between memory and now. Brushstrokes are intentional or spontaneous, letting the work change as I paint. I favor natural light and intimate subjects—rooms, figures, and objects with personal meaning—using a limited palette and quiet space so mood and story can appear without explanation.

Process matters as much as result. I move between looking, sketching, and painting, revisiting pieces over days or weeks to adjust gesture and tone. The work invites quiet reflection: it suggests a story but leaves room for the viewer. Commissions and prints are treated the same way, collaborative, careful, and grounded in real experience.

A surreal painting of four women with semi-transparent bodies, standing barefoot on a plain, with a muted, textured background. The women are closely positioned, touching hands and shoulders, appearing to blend into each other.
A painting of two women standing side by side. The woman on the left is nude with her hand over her chest, looking down. The woman on the right is dressed in a purple off-the-shoulder dress, gazing forward with a neutral expression. The background features dark and red abstract shapes.

A collection of recent work in oil.

Work

A painting of a woman with long, voluminous brown hair, wearing a yellow strapless dress, standing against an abstract background.

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