My work is an invitation to step into a hidden world–a world shaped by memory, emotion, and the natural landscape. Through my use of color, gesture, and detail, I seek to capture fleeting moments that feel both familiar and dreamlike. My art is an exploration of the concept of memory, and how memories blend and interconnect. I am largely inspired by a constant sense of nostalgia, specific moments stick with me in my mind, and I desire to get them out of my mind and into the world. I want my viewer to feel like they are sucked into my paintings, and seeing a sliver of a story, inviting them into interpretation and connection.

My work and the imagery within it become a language of their own accord, each painting speaking to and echoing parts of others. The discursive context between works is not dictated by me, but by the images themselves and their interaction.

Although I am not interested in specifically guiding viewers to read succinct meanings, the work presents itself as a dialogue of questions between the audience and myself based on the compositional strata the works perform.