I view my artwork as a form of visual poetry. I possess a particular attachment to nature, a profound bond that provides immeasurable pleasure and insight.

I depict light, shadow, and perspective through my use of color. Over the years, I have developed my distinct painting style by constantly pushing myself to experiment with new techniques and different styles. I describe my style of painting as "Random Realism." Acrylic and oil colors are my mediums of choice. Diverse landscapes inspire me, so travel stimulates my creative practice. My practice has evolved as I have moved around the world. My painting process is a fully immersive experience. I use colors liberally and prioritize an emotional response to subjects and scenes instead of a faithfully representational reproduction.

I often employ visible brushstrokes, bringing attention to the gestural aspects of my process. I paint primary-colored trees and grasses through corporeal motions that mimic organic forms in the wind. Through my physical approach, pastures become undulating fields, and skylines transform into billowing galaxies. My dynamic color application creates a sense of movement and contrasting energy, ranging from vibrant vista sceneries to somber natural landscapes.

Hints of human life are sometimes found within my works, often through depicting homes. Providing a sense of place and a perspective on the grandeur of nature, these symbols of domesticity also comment on our interactions and responsibilities to the natural world.

Once I finish a painting, I am strongly urged to create another one that is even more alluring and spirited than my previous one. I always look for ways to ameliorate my practice and work resiliently to master my skills.