I am an artist because there was no other honest way to exist.
My work grows from lived experience — not from concepts, trends, or the desire to please. It is shaped by resilience, by moments of rupture and repair, and by a lifelong commitment to remain truthful in expression, even when silence would be easier.
I work across painting, mixed media, and digital transformation, allowing each piece to evolve intuitively. Color plays a central role — not as decoration, but as language. What may appear gentle at first glance often carries depth, tension, and quiet strength beneath the surface.
My art is created slowly and deliberately. I do not produce in excess, nor do I release work without intention. Each piece belongs to a broader, ongoing narrative — a body of work that unfolds over time rather than delivering instant statements.
Those who collect my work are not searching for spectacle. They are drawn to substance. To art that can be lived with. Art that reveals itself gradually and remains relevant beyond a single moment.
This is why my practice is shared through carefully curated releases. It allows collectors to follow the evolution of my work closely — and to build a relationship with it over time.
My art is not meant to impress.
It is meant to stay.