These paintings are layered landscapes, both imagined and deeply personal, where color and texture act as memory, experience, and transformation. They emerge through exploration—vineyards, cliffs, and constellations surfacing like fragments of a world both lost and found. The magic is in the detail, in the way abundance reveals itself to those who take the time to look.
At their core, these works are about resilience—not just survival, but the way life rebuilds itself in layers, how brokenness becomes something new, how what has been fractured doesn’t disappear but instead reshapes itself into something luminous. These landscapes hold the tension between past and present, constraint and freedom, fragmentation and wholeness. They are places where roots intertwine, where wild growth pushes through cracks, where light filters through loss. They are not about longing for what was, but about what is—about discovering, in each mark and layer, that beauty and possibility remain.