I have always felt the need to transform what lies before me through color and material.

For years, this exploration remained a private pursuit while my professional career unfolded elsewhere. It was only in adulthood that I chose to share this language and bring it out into the world.

My practice operates within the realm of abstraction, navigating the interplay between structure and impulse, order and material, control and intuition.

I work with acrylics and raw materials such as sand, plaster, and cement, building surfaces where color, material, and light interact. Marks, geometric forms, and layers become tools for exploring what emerges and what remains unseen.

I am drawn to the moment where material transforms, light reveals the unexpected, and a form begins to suggest something beyond what is immediately visible.

My work is a space for exploration, where what appears can lead us beyond what is already known.