Abstracts

My abstract paintings are born of inspiration from nature. Instead of recreating elements literally, I work in the nonobjective language of line, shape, color, texture, form, and value, creating depth and letting the play of light, gesture, movement, pattern, and rhythm find their own expression on the canvas, suggesting rather than defining.

Each painting is an invitation to pause and look inward. Because the imagery is nonobjective, it leaves space for personal meaning — what one viewer might see as a horizon, another might see as a building or experience as pure emotion, memory, or energy. My hope is that these works spark a sense of discovery, allowing each person to find something uniquely their own within the abstract.