About

I’m a visual artist working primarily with watercolor, ink, and charcoal.

My work begins with observation—often outdoors—and continues in the studio, where I focus on atmosphere, memory, and quiet presence, rather than strict representation.

I’m drawn to simple shapes, strong value relationships, and the way light and weather soften the edges of a place.

Rather than describing a location precisely, I leave room for interpretation, allowing each viewer to bring their own experience to the image.

After years spent focused on other creative work, I returned to painting during the COVID-19 pandemic and have since built a sustained studio practice through study, mentorship, and daily observation.

I currently divide my time between painting outdoors and developing work in the studio.

Ongoing projects explore city scenes, industrial edges, and rural landscapes, with an emphasis on mood over detail.

I hope the work offers a moment of stillness and a place for personal reflection.