“Though my work traces a path through shifting geographies and terrains, it is less about the subject depicted and more about the act of painting itself, a dialogue between and, surface, and time. I weave in fragments of my past life in design to make graphic forms, grids, and sharp contrasts only to disrupt them with unruly textures, neon pulses, and gestural mark making. The result is a world suspended between the familiar and the uncanny: at once digitally frozen and intimately alive. Each layer is a moment, a decision, a memory. Once sealed beneath the next, it vanishes yet it remains, hidden, haunting the surface. Working at a large scale allows the body to move freely, and in that movement, something raw and expressive emerges. The viewer is offered not only a window into distant landscapes, but into the physical language of painting itself. Every drip, splatter, and stroke becomes both a mark of presence and a quiet celebration of the medium’s wild, uncontainable spirit.”