I paint landscapes inspired by real places, travel, and personal memories. My paintings begin with the world I see, but evolve through color, shape, and abstraction into something more imagined and emotional.

I am interested in how our memories transform places over time—how a landscape can become less about geography and more about feeling, connection, and belonging.

Through simplified forms, unexpected color, and expressive brushwork, I create landscapes that exist somewhere between the familiar and the dreamlike. My work asks: How do we remember the places that have shaped us?