I’m a painter and photographer, and most of my work revolves around memory, emotion, and the way we experience the world around us. I move pretty naturally between painting and photography because both mediums help me explore different ways of seeing through color, texture, light, and atmosphere.

With painting, I tend to lean into layered abstraction while creating pieces that feel more emotional and dreamlike than literal. I’m less interested in perfect representation and more interested in capturing a feeling.

With photography, I’m usually drawn to quieter moments like natural light, intimacy, stillness, and everyday things that might otherwise go unnoticed. I love documenting people and spaces in a way that feels honest and unforced.

Over time, my work has become a way for me to process my own inner world while also connecting to something more universal. Whether I’m working with paint or a camera, I want the images to feel personal, reflective, and open enough for other people to see parts of themselves in them too.