Summary & Statements:

 I seek to explore the complexities of human emotion—grief, ecstasy, melancholy, bliss, apathy, and desire—capturing the raw intensity of life and death. Through depictions of women and nature, I strive to balance realism and introspection. When working in oil, I paint purely from memory; this ensures that each piece remains true to my vision.

 

I draw and paint often, so I can be prepared when inspiration strikes. Every day, I study Nature's rules so I know exactly when to break them. I love Nature best when it is sleeping.

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Women and Nature are my primary subjects; life and death are my only themes. ​In Women I search for life and in Nature I search for death; but life is not always good and death is not always bad. ​My inspiration comes from the elegance of Vogue, allure of glamour models, and unpredictability of life. ​There is a part of my Wife in every Woman I draw. ​

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I want all of my works to be free from untruths.