About me

I create work that lives between painting and sculpture—textured surfaces shaped by light, texture, and time. My process begins with raw materials—plaster, marble dust, leather, and pigment—layered and carved until they carry both weight and silence.

What draws me isn’t just the surface, but the atmosphere that rises from it. Every ridge reshapes the way light bends, every fracture teaches the air how to hold shadow. My work does not simply hang on a wall—it alters the way a room breathes.

Light, texture, and time are the forces that guide me.

• Light animates the surface, shifting as the viewer moves.

• Texture grounds the piece, giving it a presence that feels timeless and architectural.

• Time leaves its imprint through cracks, patinas, and subtle veils that echo memory and erosion.

I think of my pieces as modern relics: artworks that invite touch with the eyes, that feel discovered rather than made, that whisper more than they shout. They are environments as much as they are objects—atmospheres captured in plaster and pigment, waiting to breathe in new spaces.