Artist Statement 

My work explores memory, melancholy, and the human experience using primarily oil paint. I also play with the layering of paint with charcoal and inks. Drawing inspiration from the profound narratives held within individuals and landscapes, I delve into the invisible energies that intertwine with the human figure and the spaces they inhabit.

Colour, to me, serves as a dynamic language, capable of evoking intricate emotions and moods. Through intuitive brushstrokes across the canvas, I orchestrate a symphony of hues, each interacting to create captivating atmospheres and narratives. My practice is deeply influenced by the works of the masters, where nostalgia intertwines with modern sensibilities, as I borrow and reimagine historic palettes in contemporary contexts.

Central to my recent explorations is the notion of invisible pain and chronic illness, particularly from the female perspective. I aim to shed light on the unseen struggles and resilience of individuals navigating these experiences, inviting viewers to confront and empathize with these often-overlooked narratives.

Recently, my focus has shifted towards the intersection of women, nature, and healing—examining the profound connection between the female form and the landscape.