“The aim of art is to represent
 not the outward appearance of things, but their inward significance.”
 – Aristotle

There are two essential qualities in my work, the study of light, and narrative.

Irrespective of subject, every series is marked by meticulous observation of light, and its subtle effect on color and the duplicitous shadows produced – serving to capture the ephemeral nature of the moment.
I prefer a surreptitious delivery of my story, blending Dutch Vanitas symbolism with Kahlo’s intimate self-expression; to create works that are visually interesting and deeply personal.

“The aim of art is to represent
 not the outward appearance of things, but their inward significance.”
 – Aristotle

There are two essential qualities in my work, the study of light, and narrative.

Irrespective of subject, every series is marked by meticulous observation of light, and its subtle effect on color and the duplicitous shadows produced – serving to capture the ephemeral nature of the moment.
I prefer a surreptitious delivery of my story, blending Dutch Vanitas symbolism with Kahlo’s intimate self-expression; to create works that are visually interesting and deeply personal.