My work is based on the idea that life and nature are always becoming—continually reorganizing, responding, emerging, dissolving, and finding their way forward. I'm not interested in explaining life so much as in recognizing how it behaves.

Nature is the language through which I explore these ideas. I work with botanical forms, marks, drawing, and layered paint, allowing each piece to evolve through a process of discovery and response. I'm interested in the conversation between what is seen and what is sensed, between the visible and the invisible, and in bringing small fragments of life's hidden order into presence.

For this project, altering vintage botanical postcards felt like a natural extension of that process. Each postcard becomes both a found object and a living surface—a small correspondence between what already existed and what is still emerging.