My work begins through an intuitive process of abstract image-making, where forms and compositions emerge through experimentation, instinct, and response to the material. I allow the process to guide the development of each piece, building layers of marks, textures, and visual fragments. The “Brain Fog” series reflects the elusive nature of thoughts and the experience of navigating moments of mental ambiguity. Through abstraction, I explore the space between order and chaos, where images become impressions of internal states rather than direct representations.