My work is rooted in the meditative language of mandalas, yet it seeks to move beyond symmetry as ornamentation. Through layered patterns, evolving geometries, and rhythmic mark-making, I explore the quiet relationship between stillness, movement, and emotional memory.

Inspired by natural rhythms, changing landscapes, and inner states of reflection, my paintings are intended to create a sense of pause within contemporary spaces. I am interested in the point where structure begins to feel organic, where precision softens into atmosphere, and where visual harmony evokes an emotional rather than purely decorative response.

For me, the act of painting is a dialogue between precision and intuition. By building intricate layers of dots, textures, and geometric forms, I aim to create works that hold both visual complexity and emotional quietness, encouraging a sustained and reflective engagement with the surface.