My work is a visual tribute to the natural world — not only its surface beauty, but the overlooked, hidden, and often forgotten aspects that sustain life. Through painting, I seek to honor nature by revealing what lies beneath: the intricate root systems of plants, the soil that cradles them, the cracked and weary earth of drought-stricken deserts. These subjects are not incidental; they are essential.
I’m drawn to the unnoticed layers of the environment — the ones we step over or take for granted — and I use my practice to give them presence and dignity. Whether zooming in on the fragile web of roots beneath a flower or pulling back to capture a vast, arid terrain, my intention remains the same: to express reverence, provoke reflection, and foster connection.
Some pieces serve as quiet homages, still moments of gratitude for the earth’s quiet resilience. Others carry a louder message — symbolic warnings and metaphors that point to our fragile relationship with the natural world. Nature gives life, it is life, and when ignored or mistreated, it can reclaim that life without hesitation.
In a time when our planet is both wondrous and wounded, I aim for my art to be both a celebration and a call: to see, to value, and to protect what we so deeply depend on.