I’m inspired by contrast—structure and chaos, order and instinct, geometry and emotion. Much of my work is rooted in abstract expressionism, using bold primary and secondary colors alongside simple geometric forms like circles, squares, and triangles. These shapes act as a universal visual language, allowing the work to communicate across age, culture, and background without relying on words.
What I love most about creating is the process itself. The layering, the physical movement, the moments where intention gives way to intuition. I’m drawn to work that feels honest and unfiltered—art that doesn’t over-explain itself, but invites the viewer to bring their own experience into it.
My background spans fine art, design, and large-scale painting, which allows me to work confidently across studio pieces and public art. I’m highly detail-oriented, comfortable working at scale, and experienced in translating conceptual ideas into finished, professional installations. Whether I’m creating a small original or a public-facing mural, my goal is always the same: to create work that feels bold, accessible, and emotionally resonant—art that belongs in shared spaces and everyday life.