SUBSTANCE OVER SHADOW
In a world shifting toward disposable streams and fleeting digital shadows, my work is a rebellion. Each piece is a real, tangible object born from a singular, unrepeatable moment of human emotion, possessing a texture you can feel and layers you can get lost in. Its physical presence cannot be deleted or unsubscribed from, offering a grounding permanence in a virtual world. To own this art is therefore a profound choice: a commitment to substance over illusion, and a decision to become the custodian of an original story you can hold and pass down.
A QUIET SANCTUARY
The digital world programs us for relentless noise, leaving our minds scattered by the constant itch for the next dopamine hit. My art exists as the very antithesis to this modern chaos. By inviting a piece into your home, you are creating more than just decoration; you are consciously designing a sanctuary. This work becomes a powerful visual anchor for stillness, a focal point where frantic energy is replaced by controlled, intentional beauty, offering a permanent invitation to quiet the internal static and find a moment of true presence.
A SHARED JOURNEY
Each piece is an artifact from my own intimate journey, a dialogue with the canvas where I translate an inquiry into color, texture, and form. The energy, questions, and moment of discovery are embedded deep within its layers, preserved for you. When this work enters your space, the dialogue doesn’t end—it expands to include you as an active partner. It becomes a living catalyst for your own quiet reflections, sparking a new chapter in a conversation that continues, beautifully, with you.
MISSION
Through collage, I piece together history and memory to reclaim my own story from a world that constantly tries to redefine us. It is an act of pulling meaning from the scraps, layering fragments into something new and whole. My hope is that this work inspires you to see the beauty in the pieces you’ve been handed—and perhaps, to begin rewriting your own narrative.
FEATURED ARTWORK
FEATURED ARTWORK
“Good Call”
Drawing inspiration from a rare Library of Congress archival image in the “sunglasses” collection, this abstract collage channels an aura of enigmatic coolness and refined mystery. Through a interplay of layered shades and textured fragments, the piece transcends mere portraiture—transforming into a dynamic, playful character whose identity is both concealed and revealed. The meticulous cut-and-paste technique, invites viewers to explore the boundary between abstraction and storytelling, where every shape and shadow hints at hidden narratives beneath the surface.