I am a self-taught painter working primarily in oil, with a particular interest in landscape, atmosphere, and the emotional memory of place. My paintings often begin with a recognizable scene, but I am less interested in describing it precisely than in recovering something of how it felt to encounter it.

Color, light, and the physical movement of paint are central to this process. I work with shifting temperatures, visible brushwork, and areas of ambiguity, allowing the image to remain partly unresolved.

Across the work, I return to moments of transition: fading light, distance, solitude, movement, and landscapes that seem briefly suspended between presence and recollection.