My work wants you to pause and find time to contemplate amid the chaotic and unpredictable everyday of urban life so that you can appreciate the connections, variety and all those little poetic moments that our cities offer.

My pieces aim to be a reflection of the spaces and moments that sit just beneath the surface — the quiet, forgotten corners of our cities where the pulse of life has softened. I am drawn to the textures of decay, the beauty in abandonment, and the transient nature of urban life.

Through abstract surfaces, I explore the balance between presence and absence, between what fades away and what endures. I find inspiration in the fleeting and the overlooked, capturing the passing of time through cracked walls, peeling paint, and the soft erosion of memory.

My process is informal and intuitive, rooted in a sense of realism that acknowledges both the harshness and the poetry of the everyday. In my work, I seek to evoke a sense of nostalgia — a quiet reflection on the spaces we leave behind and the traces they leave on us. 

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