“I paint to explore the spaces where meaning is unstable; where form suggests something but never fully explains itself. In a world that demands speed, certainty, and polish, I’m interested in slowness, ambiguity, and the imperfect human touch. My work starts in chaos and moves toward a fragile balance, embracing accident, awkwardness, and the psychological weight of mark-making. I want my paintings to feel like they were made by a person, not a machine, and to carry the residue of thought and feeling that can’t be put into words.”