My work explores the liminal spaces between human consciousness and the natural world, where memory accumulates like sediment and where the boundaries between self and environment become fluid and permeable.

Using cold wax, I create surfaces that bear witness to time's passage which are withered, oxidized and layered like archaeological fragments holding secret stories. 

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These paintings are shared experiences, representations of intimacy and tenderness and of our connection to nature and the persistence of love. They investigate moments of quiet communion, figures in contemplation, birds as messengers or companions and the sacred quality that emerges in everyday encounters. 

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The deliberate distressing and building up of surfaces with layers, mirror the accumulation of experience, all contributing to a larger narrative of endurance, transformation and the search for meaning. My palette draws from the earth and sky with rusted oranges, celestial blues and luminous whites that speak to our dual nature as beings rooted in matter yet ever reaching toward the infinite.

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