My work unfolds between intuition and presence — between what is seen and what is still becoming.

Over the past years, I’ve worked primarily as a tattoo artist, finding a deep sense of expression in that medium. Alongside this practice, painting on canvas has always been part of my world — sometimes quietly in the background, sometimes more boldly. In recent years, it has become a space of growing importance and intimacy.

A painting never begins the same way. Sometimes it starts with a feeling. Other times with a fog, with silence, or with chaos. There’s no formula — only the act of beginning. From that first gesture, a process unfolds that is deeply alive. Often, a point arrives when things feel off. Unclear. Not quite right. And rather than seeking quick answers, I stay. I allow the discomfort to be part of the work. Part of the unfolding. Because, just like in life, the murky middle holds something essential – not in spite of the uncertainty, but because of it.

My work is an exploration of presence — shaped by sensitivity, inner movement, and a trust in the unknown. Through color, texture, and form, I try to give shape to what often lives beneath words.

Each painting is an invitation — a space that leaves room for emotion, reflection, and all that hasn’t yet taken form.

My hope is simply this: that something in these works meets you where you are. That they hold a sense of breath and quiet recognition — as you, too, continue unfolding.