I’m forever fascinated by the quiet moment — that breath in time when all the noise falls away and we meet ourselves with honesty. In that stillness, I find a natural, unmistakable elegance: a beauty that appears only when nothing is trying to be anything other than what it is. Those raw, unadorned seconds reveal a truth that feels both grounding and deeply human, and it’s this quiet simplicity that continues to speak to me.

​

Every painting begins with the echo of a moment — a gesture, an expression, a feeling that lingers. My inspiration comes from many worlds: the clarity of design, the harmony of interiors, the poetry of fashion photography. From each, I borrow a language of form, material, tone, and emotion. I try to capture the essence of a moment with as little distraction as possible — a single line, a few shapes, colors that gently hold each other. What pulls me into the studio each morning is the promise of finding that essence again.

​

The most meaningful moments in my work happen when someone stands before one of my paintings and becomes completely quiet. In that stillness, we share something wordless — as if the painting doesn’t just show a moment, but creates one between us. It feels almost sacred, a small shift in the room’s energy. What will happen on the canvas tomorrow is always unknown, and that’s exactly what draws me back. It’s the search for a visual expression of a fleeting feeling — one that invites the viewer to pause, to breathe, and to meet themselves in the moment.