My work explores landscape as a transient space. Shaped by impermanence, movement and quiet transformation.

Working primarily with watercolor, and occasionally with acrylic, I am drawn to the medium’s fluidity and its ability to reflect the fragile, ever-changing nature of life. Colors bleed, dissolve and re-form, allowing the image to unfold intuitively rather than be controlled.

The paintings evoke moments of stillness and intensity, like a breath taken in a cold winter landscape, where beauty exists briefly and remains open to interpretation. At the same time, the work reflects a deep respect for simple, often overlooked landscapes, whose quiet wildness calls for attention, care and preservation.