I am a painter, illustrator, and designer with over eighteen years of experience, working primarily in abstract landscape painting. My practice explores the shifting relationships between space, form, and perception, blending the precision of design with the openness of painterly abstraction. The resulting works are structured yet fluid—logical in construction, but deeply emotive in tone. My earlier works approached landscape as a conceptual space: folded planes resembling paper or fabric, drifting terrains, and volumes held in quiet tension. Through layered perspectives and dynamic compositions, these imagined environments evoke moments of disorientation and reflection, serving as visual metaphors for memory, transition, and the unseen boundaries we continuously navigate. In my recent body of work, I have begun introducing cubes as recurring elements—sometimes integrated with folded planes, and at other times existing in isolation. These geometric forms act as points of interruption and focus, grounding the composition while simultaneously intensifying its spatial ambiguity. The cube becomes both object and idea: a marker of structure, containment, and resistance within otherwise fluid and gravity-defying landscapes.
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