For me, reality is not a fixed thing. It is a fleeting moment, shaped by what the senses gather and what the imagination breathes into being. It is a constant wonder, an endless search for meaning in the world’s shifting light, for new angles of vision, for the most luminous colors, the most resonant sounds, the most surprising textures.
My work grows from what has been and what might yet be. A quiet, unending dialogue between what I imagine and what the world offers, like watching a mirror, where reflection and reality meet and blur. The true magic of this life lies in how we choose to see it, how we interpret a beam of light. It is in this seeing, this noticing, that the beauty of the world unfolds.
So I create as a way of paying attention. Like walking slowly through a forest, art becomes a form of listening; to light, to silence, to the questions that have no answers. I invite you to join me in this stillness practice: to respond to life not with urgency, but with wonder and gratitude. To make, not to master but to inspire, to connect and belong.