I find myself in a constant exploration of reclaiming the sense of wonder that we tend to lose with the passing of the early years into adulthood. My aim is to create resilient objects, images, and paintings through my work, inviting viewers to experience the human condition and the universal language of the creative mind.

I use a combination of art history research, observation, sound, video, plaster casting, found objects, and technology to create immersive installations, a multidisciplinary foundation that currently finds its main expression in painting. These installations awaken the viewer's senses to wonder and to experience the materials and the work itself. My process is based on the practice of trusting my intuition to lead the mind in mapping the conceptualization and materialization of the idea. In my paintings, I explore color and form through oil painting, taking an emotional, intuitive, and expressive approach to abstraction. My connection to nature heavily influences my process through constant observation and awareness of the world around me. I draw inspiration from my surroundings, sensing the light and the colors to a point where they become organic forms and natural textures on the surface of the canvas. I use color as a tool to evoke mood and atmosphere, and my brushstrokes are often bold and gestural, creating a sense of movement and energy within the painting.

I believe that art has the power to connect people to their emotions and to the world around them. My work encourages viewers to let go of their preconceptions and engage with every aspect of the creation on a visceral level. I hope my work inspires a sense of wonder and curiosity, making us all aware of the importance of pausing to sense how the world that surrounds us has something to tell us — and how it might surprise us with how familiar its story can be to our hearts.