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MY PROCESS

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My paintings begin as carefully constructed designs using architectural tools. Each composition is built through measured forms and structured geometry, but for me, these shapes extend far beyond mathematics — they carry their own meaning, energy, and visual language.

 

A square can create a sense of stability and grounding. A triangle introduces movement and direction. A circle brings softness, openness, and flow. As these forms interact, they create a quiet dialogue within the painting itself — a balance of tension, rhythm, and harmony.

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Once the composition is complete, color takes over — my favorite part of the process. I often begin with a single color that sets the emotional tone of the piece. From there, the palette evolves intuitively, each color responding to the next, pushing and pulling against one another until the painting settles into its own distinct voice.

​​​​Recently, I completed a full renovation of my home studio — a space designed entirely around creativity, light, and the daily rhythm of making art. What was once an unfinished basement has been transformed into a bright, modern working studio where I can paint on a larger scale, experiment freely, and fully immerse myself in the creative process. Creating this space was about more than renovation — it was about building an environment that reflects the energy of the work itself: vibrant, intentional, optimistic, and full of possibility.

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