My work weaves colour poetry and lyrical landscapes, transforming personal memory into abstract vision. Rather than replicating specific sites, I seek the emotional resonance of a place. The timelessness of the raw natural world, the way a landscape holds what conscious thought cannot.

The landscape here is not subject but architecture of recollection. The further back a memory recedes, the more abstract the vision becomes, until the physical world dissolves into pigment and gesture, coloured dust settling on paper.

My process begins with a colour mood, a feeling before a form, and evolves through intuitive mark-making until the artwork becomes an independent entity. The result is a vibrant, suggestive dialogue between past and present, inviting viewers to lose themselves in the calm, enduring, yet elusive beauty of the natural world.