What media of art do you work in?
I work in mixed media, combining digital art with physical processes. I begin with photography-based digital compositions, which are printed on canvas or fine art paper and then transformed through the addition of hand-applied paint and textures.

How would you describe your genre of painting?
My work sits within contemporary mixed-media abstraction. It blends photography, digital manipulation, and expressive painterly interventions to explore atmosphere, movement, and emotional resonance rather than literal representation.

Describe your creative process.  When you begin a painting, do you have an idea of what the end result is? Do you prepare sketches first?  Do you know the colors you are going to use?
My creative process is intuitive and fluid, with no fixed method. At times, I begin with a clear direction and photograph specifically for a particular work. At other times, I sit with hundreds of images and allow patterns, moods, and visual connections to guide the direction of the piece.

I rarely work from sketches, and the final outcome is not fully predetermined. While I may have an initial sense of movement or tone, color choices and textures evolve organically as the work develops, responding to the image and the emotional energy of the piece.

How do you hope viewers interpret your artwork?
I hope viewers encounter my work with a sense of wonder and gentle awe, finding space for reflection and personal connection rather than a fixed meaning. I want the work to invite pause - allowing each viewer to connect with it through their own memories, emotions, or sense of stillness.

What is your favorite praise you have received from a client/viewer  about your work?
Someone once shared that they kept noticing new details in the work over time, and that it continued to reveal itself rather than feeling finished in a single viewing.