Art that is tangible – not loud, but true

Sometimes I paint not to create a picture— but to let go of something. Or to hold onto something. Or to remember.

My art arises not from concepts, but from moments: from a color that imposes itself. A feeling that has no name.
An impulse that says: Now. You must.

I believe that images can do more than just be beautiful. They can open spaces. They can remind us. They can comfort us. They can touch us.
Not loud – but deep.

Maybe because they carry vibration.
Not in an esoteric sense, but quite simply:
What was inside me when I painted remains in the picture.
And maybe someone feels it. Maybe it's you.

My work is created intuitively – sometimes I have a plan from the beginning, but often I don’t realize what it was trying to say until later.
But it’s always about the same thing:
About authenticity. Vulnerability. And the quiet power that lives within all of us.

If you're looking for a picture that's more than just decoration, maybe you'll find one here that sees you.