I find spirituality in nature—in human nature—

in movement and stillness, in sound and silence.

In life and death. In compassion, in love, in calm.

Along the shifting edges of language.

My practice is a search to move beyond language and the limits of my own world. Through painting, sculpture, and video, I cross that threshold where words no longer hold, and something unnamed begins. My process involves observing and collecting images, videos, and raw memories—not to reconstruct what is seen, but to build what cannot be seen.

Figurative abstraction allows me to move past the confines of form and the human impulse to name in order to possess. My goal as an artist is to paint like a child, guided by intuition rather than translation—where each mark becomes a new language of its own. It is on that shore, where reasoning falls away, that I seek to simply observe and feel life as something that resists being spoken.