Artist Statement

My practice moves between painting and sculpture, driven by a fascination with the space between order and chaos.

Across layered surfaces and interwoven forms, I return to grids, circles, knots, bands, and fragments—systems that suggest order while remaining vulnerable to disruption. Many of my works begin with an understructure that acts almost like a stage or scaffold. Over time, that structure is obscured or disrupted with veils of paint in gestural marks that are built, withheld, or transformed. This allows figures, symbols and an atmosphere to emerge and partly dissolve, held between recognition and obscurity, echoing the slipperiness of memory and identity.

The friction between the intuitive and the deliberate reflects how I experience the world: messy, layered and emotional, yet always pressing up against rules, patterns and systems.