My work is deeply rooted in the forces of nature, sacred geometry, and the rich symbolism of color and form. For me, the act of creating is a journey, one that seeks equilibrium through the delicate interplay of mark-making, color, and layering.

These postcards combine fragments of my own drawings with imagery from a 1952 National Geographic article about Paris. By layering contemporary mark-making with archival images, I explore the relationship between memory, history, and place. The postcard format evokes travel and personal correspondence, inviting viewers to consider how our understanding of a city is shaped by both lived experience and cultural narratives.