Artist Statement

My painting practice explores the unseen forces that move quietly through nature, memory, and spirit. Rooted in Daoist philosophy and Carl Jung’s theories of the unconscious, and shaped by an intuitive process, my work flows between abstraction and figuration—between form and dissolution. I’m drawn to what cannot be fully named: the breath of qi, the moment before transformation, the stillness beneath movement.

Using oil and layered pigments, I create dreamlike spaces that feel suspended between worlds. Influenced by Eastern philosophy and Transcendentalist artists, I allow each image to unfold slowly, through a dialogue with material and inner sensation. Each painting begins differently—sometimes from a dark tonal field, other times from a gesture, a memory, or a fragment of the natural world. I work as if excavating—revealing energies, impressions, and archetypes embedded beneath the surface.

Rather than depicting external landscapes, my work seeks to express the inner rhythms of being. Each piece becomes a meditation—a threshold where the physical meets the spiritual, and where the visible world begins to dissolve into something more infinite and eternal.​​​​​​

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