My work grows from a deep attention to nature, especially plants, landscapes, birds, and trees. I am drawn to the quiet structures of the natural world, and to the way a place can remain with us as a memory long after we have left it. In my work, I explore these memories of spaces, moving between observation and recollection, between realism and abstraction.

My background in architecture and landscape design has shaped the way I see. I am interested not only in what we see, but in how space is experienced, inhabited, and remembered. This continues to inform my visual language, where layering, line, texture, and subtle shifts in tone create a sense of depth and stillness.

Ecology is also an important part of my practice. Plants are not only subjects for me, but living presences that connect us to wider systems of care, balance, and interdependence. Through drawing, painting, watercolor, and mixed media, I try to capture something of that relationship: the fragility, resilience, and quiet poetry of the natural world.