I make figurative paintings that explore how intuitive processes shape the representation of everyday life and the experience of looking. I draw on encounters in shared urban spaces, working from a combination of painted plein-air observation, drawing, written notes and photographic fragments, which are later reconfigured in the studio through an intuitive, process-led approach.

In my paintings, figure and ground are never fixed. I work against stable hierarchies, allowing forms to shift, merge and reconfigure across the surface. The figure is continually negotiated—it emerges from and returns to the surface, at times coming forward with clarity, at others absorbed back into it. This exchange between figure and ground becomes part of the painting process itself, an ongoing negotiation between myself and the surface.

Through echoed forms and gestural rhythms, the paintings evoke moments of connection and perceptual movement, inviting the viewer into a shared space of looking.