Gallery > Landscape

In Landscape, I use color, repetition, and subtle shifts of form to explore how we construct our understanding of place. These object-paintings do not depict a specific landscape; instead, they suggest one through rhythm, distance, and relationships between forms. The curved surfaces, saturated pigments, and changing scale create a visual terrain that exists somewhere between memory, perception, and abstraction. Through these quiet variations, I invite the viewer to move across the work as they would through a landscape—slowly, attentively, and open to discovery.